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Online Maximization of Non-Decomposable Test and Population Utilities
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Studies online learning for non-decomposable classification metrics (e.g., Jaccard index, F-measure) that are general functions of the confusion matrix, with regret defined on the final empirical metric.
Problem
Classification metrics such as the Jaccard index and F-measure are non-decomposable across instances, so standard online learning with per-instance losses does not directly apply; the learner must make irrevocable sequential predictions and is judged by the final empirical metric.
Approach
Frames the task as online regret minimization on the final confusion-matrix-based metric, covering both the test-time sequence and a population utility; details beyond the abstract are not available.
Experimental setup
Metrics: regret Jaccard index F-measure
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