Toward Theory of Applied Learning. What is Machine Learning?

06/16/2020
by   Marina Sapir, et al.
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Various existing approaches to formalize machine learning (ML) problem are discussed. The concept of Intelligent Learning (IL) as a context of ML is introduced. IL is described following traditions of Hegel's logic. A general formalization of classification as Optimal Class Separation problem is proposed. The formalization includes two criteria, direct and proximity loss, introduced here. It is demonstrated that k-NN, Naive Bayes, decision trees, linear SVM solve Optimal Class Separation problem.

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