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The Role of Regularization in Classification of High-dimensional Noisy Gaussian Mixture

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: High-dimensional asymptotic generalization · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase regularization for convex losses with finite second derivative at the originRegularized convex classifiers · High-dimensional Gaussian mixture with equal cluster sizes (ρ = 0.5)generalization errorHelped
Use the label-weighted sample average as the classifier and optimize its biasHebb plug-in estimator · High-dimensional Gaussian mixturegeneralization errorHelped
Optimize regularization for square or logistic lossEmpirical risk minimization · High-dimensional Gaussian mixture with unequal cluster sizes (ρ ≠ 0.5)generalization errorMixed
Reduce regularization toward zeroHinge and logistic classifiers · Linearly separable data (α < α*)generalization errorNo clear effect
Reduce regularization toward zeroHinge and logistic classifiers · Non-separable data (α > α*)generalization errorMixed
Increase regularizationSquare, hinge, and logistic classifiers · High-dimensional Gaussian mixture with equal cluster sizesgeneralization errorHelped
Add regularizationSquare, hinge, and logistic classifiers · High-dimensional Gaussian mixturegeneralization errorHelped

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