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Boosting algorithms are procedures that "boost" low-accuracy weak learning algorithms to achieve arbitrarily high accuracy. Over the past decade boosting has been widely used in practice and has become a major research topic in computational learning theory. In this paper we study boosting in the presence of random classification noise, giving both positive and negative results.
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Kalai et al. (2003) studied this question.
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