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Semi-supervised Learning based on Distributionally Robust Optimization

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arxiv 1702.08848 v4 pith:OSAM5IYP submitted 2017-02-28 stat.ML

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We propose a novel method for semi-supervised learning (SSL) based on data-driven distributionally robust optimization (DRO) using optimal transport metrics. Our proposed method enhances generalization error by using the unlabeled data to restrict the support of the worst case distribution in our DRO formulation. We enable the implementation of our DRO formulation by proposing a stochastic gradient descent algorithm which allows to easily implement the training procedure. We demonstrate that our Semi-supervised DRO method is able to improve the generalization error over natural supervised procedures and state-of-the-art SSL estimators. Finally, we include a discussion on the large sample behavior of the optimal uncertainty region in the DRO formulation. Our discussion exposes important aspects such as the role of dimension reduction in SSL.

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    A broad review of distributionally robust optimization that organizes the literature by ambiguity-set type and connects DRO to robust optimization, risk aversion, chance constraints, and regularization.

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