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(Neural Computation. 2000;12:1293-1301.)
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The VC Dimension for Mixtures of Binary Classifiers

Wenxin Jiang

Department of Statistics, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208, U.S.A.

The mixtures-of-experts (ME) methodology provides a tool of classification when experts of logistic regression models or Bernoulli models are mixed according to a set of local weights. We show that the Vapnik-Chervonenkis dimension of the ME architecture is bounded below by the number of experts m and above by O(m4s2), where s is the dimension of the input. For mixtures of Bernoulli experts with a scalar input, we show that the lower bound m is attained, in which case we obtain the exact result that the VC dimension is equal to the number of experts.







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