1. Suppose that a list contains the values 20 44 48 55 62 66 74 88 93 99 at index positions 0 through 9. Trace the values of the variables….
Generalize the dynamic programming procedure given in Section 17.3 for solving the maximization problem given in the definition of ˆh in the SGD procedure for multiclass prediction.
1. Generalize the dynamic programming procedure given in Section 17.3 for solving the maximization problem given in the definition of ˆh in the SGD procedure for multiclass prediction. You can assume that _(y_ ,y) = _rt =1 δ(y_ t , yt) for some arbitrary function δ.
2. Prove that Equation (17.7) holds.
3. Show that the two definitions of π as defined in Equation (17.12) and Equation (17.13) are indeed equivalent for all the multivariate performance measures.
4.. Show that any binary classifier h : {0,1}d _→{0,1} can be implemented as a decision tree of height at most d +1, with internal nodes of the form (xi = 0?) for some i ∈ {1, . . .,d}.