Balle et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Adaptively learning probabilistic deterministic automata from data streamsBalle et al., 2014
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- Balle B
- Castro J
- Gavalda R
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Markovian models with hidden state are widely-used formalisms for modeling sequential phenomena. Learnability of these models has been well studied when the sample is given in batch mode, and algorithms with PAC-like learning guarantees exist for specific classes of …
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