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Popular decision tree algorithms are provably noise tolerant

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Optimal decision tree learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train an impurity-based decision tree using greedy purity-gain splitsTopDownDT · Arbitrary distributions under nasty noiseallowable noise rate while achieving error at most ε: η ≤ O(εγ)Helped
Use impurity-based decision trees at noise rates at or above the lower-bound regimeTopDownDT · Uniform features over {0,1}^dtree size required to achieve error ≤ ε: η ≥ Ω(γε log(1/ε)); t ≥ 2^{d - O(log(1/γ)/γ)}Hurt
Apply impurity-based decision trees to monotone size-s targets over product feature distributionsTopDownDT · Product distributions over {0,1}^d; monotone size-s decision treesruntime under nasty noise: poly(d)·s^{O((log s)/ε^2)}Helped

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