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242 CMPS First Homework, Winter 2005 3 problems due Tuesday, January 18 1. Do two of the three following VC dimension questions. Identify the question at the start of your answer. Provide both a shattered set and a proof that no larger set is shattered. (a) Let the domain be 2 (the plane) and H be the set of triangles. In other words, there is a correspondence between each h H and each triple of points a, b, c...
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242 CMPS First Homework, Winter 2005 3 problems due Tuesday, January 18 1. Do two of the three following VC dimension questions. Identify the question at the start of your answer. Provide both a shattered set and a proof that no larger set is shattered. (a) Let the domain be 2 (the plane) and H be the set of triangles. In other words, there is a correspondence betw...
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