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The Influence of Dimensions on the Complexity of Computing Decision Trees

AAAI 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Optimal decision tree learning · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use dimension-indexed hyperrectangle dynamic programmingDTS · Minimum Decision Tree Sizerunning time: O(n^{2d + 1}d)Helped
Increase the number d of dimensionsDTS algorithms · Minimum Decision Tree Sizerunning-time dependence on d: f(d)n^{o(d/\log d)}Hurt
Parameterize tree search by both size s and dimension count dDTS · k-DTSrunning time: O((s^3d)^{s}|E|^{1+o(1)})Helped
Restrict cuts to a given subset of at most s dimensionsDTS · DTS with specified cut dimensionsrunning time: 2^{O(s(\log{s}))} |E|^{1+o(1)}Helped
Bound the number of leaves labeled with the less-frequent class by RDTS · DTS parameterized by d+Rrunning time: (dR)^{O(dR)} \cdot n^{1+o(1)}Helped

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