This an introduction to the theory of computational learning.
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."..clean, readable, self-contained treatment of the foundations of PAC learnability theory." R. Roos, Computing Reviews ."..notable for its clean, readable, self-contained treatment of the foundations of PAC learnability theory." R. Roos, Artificial Intelligence ."..a welcome addition to the limited range of literature on computational learning theory, and it should perform a useful service in alerting a wider audience to this interesting and lively area..." Mathematical reviews
This is a self contained volume in which the authors concentrate on the 'probably approximately correct model'. It will therefore form an introduction to the theory of computational learning, suitable for a broad spectrum of graduate students from theoretical computer science and mathematics.
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