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Learning in function space: A continuous formulation and its limits
DOI:10.1016/j.jfranklin.2026.109031.png)
Abstract
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Learning problems are frequently optimized from finitely many point evaluations although the unknown predictor belongs naturally to an infinite-dimensional space. A direct function-space formulation is therefore useful only if the population problem, perturbations of the data-generating primitives, and empirical discretizations can be connected under assumptions that are verifiable before the desired convergence conclusions are invoked.
Keywords:
Function-space learning
Compact observation operator
Empirical risk minimization
Γ-convergence
Concentration inequality
Strong convergence
Reproducing-kernel Hilbert space
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