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math.ST2014★ 2 cited

Bandwidth selection in kernel empirical risk minimization via the gradient

Michaël Chichignoud, Sébastien Loustau

In this paper, we deal with the data-driven selection of multidimensional and possibly anisotropic bandwidths in the general framework of kernel empirical risk minimization. We pro…

math.ST2013

Noisy classification with boundary assumptions

Sébastien Loustau, Clément Marteau

We address the problem of classification when data are collected from two samples with measurement errors. This problem turns to be an inverse problem and requires a specific treat…

math.ST2013

Adaptive Noisy Clustering

Michael Chichignoud, Sébastien Loustau

The problem of adaptive noisy clustering is investigated. Given a set of noisy observations , , the goal is to design clusters associated with the law of $X…

math.ST2013★ 4 cited

Anisotropic oracle inequalities in noisy quantization

Sébastien Loustau

The effect of errors in variables in quantization is investigated. We prove general exact and non-exact oracle inequalities with fast rates for an empirical minimization based on a…

math.ST2012

Fast rates for noisy clustering

Sébastien Loustau

The effect of errors in variables in empirical minimization is investigated. Given a loss and a set of decision rules , we prove a general upper bound for an empir…

math.ST2012

Statistical learning with indirect observations

Sébastien Loustau

Let be a random couple with unknown distribution . Let $\GG$ be a class of measurable functions and a loss function. The problem o…

math.ST2012★ 17 cited

Minimax fast rates for discriminant analysis with errors in variables

Sébastien Loustau, Clément Marteau

The effect of measurement errors in discriminant analysis is investigated. Given observations , where denotes a random noise, the goal is to predict the density of a…