Poster
The Limits of Learning with Missing Data
Brian Bullins · Elad Hazan · Tomer Koren

Mon Dec 5th 06:00 -- 09:30 PM @ Area 5+6+7+8 #85 #None
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We study regression and classification in a setting where the learning algorithm is allowed to access only a limited number of attributes per example, known as the limited attribute observation model. In this well-studied model, we provide the first lower bounds giving a limit on the precision attainable by any algorithm for several variants of regression, notably linear regression with the absolute loss and the squared loss, as well as for classification with the hinge loss. We complement these lower bounds with a general purpose algorithm that gives an upper bound on the achievable precision limit in the setting of learning with missing data.

Keywords: Learning Theory · (Other) Classification · (Other) Regression

Author Information

Brian Bullins (Princeton University)
Elad Hazan (Princeton University)
Tomer Koren (Technion---Israel Inst. of Technology)

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