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Fully Understanding The Hashing Trick

NeurIPS 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Generalization and limits under data constraints · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase target dimension to m ≥ 2/(ε²δ)Feature hashing · Empirical parameter rangeν: ν = 1 when m ≥ 2/(ε²δ)Helped
Use target dimension just below 2/(ε²δ)Feature hashing · Empirical parameter rangeν: ν < 1 while m = (2 − γ)/(ε²δ)Hurt
Apply feature hashing to vectors with ||x||₀ > 7 in the tested parameter rangeFeature hashing · 4 lg(1/δ)/ε² ≤ m < 2/(ε²δ)ν-to-theoretical-bound ratio: at least 0.725Helped
Apply feature hashing to very sparse vectors (||x||₀ ≤ 7) in the tested parameter rangeFeature hashing · 4 lg(1/δ)/ε² ≤ m < 2/(ε²δ)ν-to-theoretical-bound ratio: at least 0.6; at least 0.725 except for very sparse vectors (||x||₀ ≤ 7)Mixed

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