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It is known theoretically that an algorithm cannot be good for an arbitrary prior. We show that in practical terms this also applies to the technique of “cross-validation,” which has been widely regarded as defying this general rule. Numerical examples are analyzed in detail. Their implications to researches on learning algorithms are discussed.
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