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Statistical Foundations of Machine Learning

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Statistical Foundations of Machine Learning
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Number of pages: 269

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This handbook aims to present the statistical foundations of machine learning intended as the discipline which deals with the automatic design of models from data. In particular, we focus on supervised learning problems, where the goal is to model the relation between a set of input variables, and one or more output variables, which are considered to be dependent on the inputs in some manner.

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