Proves that Rademacher complexity of depth-d compositional trees over finite operator vocabulary is controlled by (K b L)^{d} / sqrt(n) under Lipschitz conditions on operators.
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FisherAdapTune uses temporal drift in Fisher geometry, measured by scale-invariant Jensen-Shannon distance, to progressively freeze stabilized parameter groups during fine-tuning, reporting gains on segmentation and zero-shot transfer.
Framework combining constrained density-ratio networks with anytime PAC-Bayes for covariate shift.
Post-selection with DL or FBF after multi-objective GP search improves test-set performance over AIC/BIC baselines on noisy synthetic and real regression tasks, while using DL directly as fitness often causes premature convergence to overly simple models.
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Sample Complexity of Scientific Discovery: PAC Learnability of Compositional Function Trees
Proves that Rademacher complexity of depth-d compositional trees over finite operator vocabulary is controlled by (K b L)^{d} / sqrt(n) under Lipschitz conditions on operators.
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Fisher-Guided Progressive Parameter Selection for Adaptive Fine-Tuning
FisherAdapTune uses temporal drift in Fisher geometry, measured by scale-invariant Jensen-Shannon distance, to progressively freeze stabilized parameter groups during fine-tuning, reporting gains on segmentation and zero-shot transfer.
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Anytime PAC-Bayes for Constrained Density-Ratio Networks under Covariate Shift
Framework combining constrained density-ratio networks with anytime PAC-Bayes for covariate shift.
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Guiding Multi-Objective Genetic Programming with Description Length Improves Symbolic Regression Solutions
Post-selection with DL or FBF after multi-objective GP search improves test-set performance over AIC/BIC baselines on noisy synthetic and real regression tasks, while using DL directly as fitness often causes premature convergence to overly simple models.