Empirical Analysis of the AdaBoost's Error Bound

02/02/2023
by   Arman Bolatov, et al.
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Understanding the accuracy limits of machine learning algorithms is essential for data scientists to properly measure performance so they can continually improve their models' predictive capabilities. This study empirically verified the error bound of the AdaBoost algorithm for both synthetic and real-world data. The results show that the error bound holds up in practice, demonstrating its efficiency and importance to a variety of applications. The corresponding source code is available at https://github.com/armanbolatov/adaboost_error_bound.

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