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This paper explores the intersection of category theory and statistical learning, offering a mathematical framework to unify classical machine learning models under a single structural language. By formalizing these relationships through advanced mathematics, it aims to bridge gaps between computer science researchers and those in pure math, potentially accelerating theoretical advancements in AI modeling.
To Describe or Construct Statistical Learning Models Using the Category-theoretical Language
arXiv:2608.03706v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Statistical learning is a fascinating field that has long been the mainstream of machine learning/artificial intelligence. A large number of results have been produced which can be widely applied to real-world problems. It also leads to many research topics and also stimulates new research. This report summarizes some classical statistical learning models and well-known algorithms, especially for amateurs, and provides a category-theoretic perspective on understanding statistical learning models. The aim is to attract researchers from other fields, including basic mathematics, to participate in the research related to statistical learning.
Abstract:Statistical learning is a fascinating field that has long been the mainstream of machine learning/artificial intelligence. A large number of results have been produced which can be widely applied to real-world problems. It also leads to many research topics and also stimulates new research. This report summarizes some classical statistical learning models and well-known algorithms, especially for amateurs, and provides a category-theoretic perspective on understanding statistical learning models. The aim is to attract researchers from other fields, including basic mathematics, to participate in the research related to statistical learning.
Machine Learning (cs.LG)
arXiv:2608.03706 [cs.LG]
(or arXiv:2608.03706v1 [cs.LG] for this version)
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