Bridging belief function theory to modern machine learning

04/15/2015
by   Thomas Burger, et al.
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Machine learning is a quickly evolving field which now looks really different from what it was 15 years ago, when classification and clustering were major issues. This document proposes several trends to explore the new questions of modern machine learning, with the strong afterthought that the belief function framework has a major role to play.

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