Bayes Act Under Weighted Squared Loss 1
Suppose the loss is L(a,Y)=W(Y-a)^2 where W>0 is observed at prediction time. What predictor minimizes E[L(a,Y)|X,W]?
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中文题目Suppose the loss is L(a,Y)=W(Y-a)^2 where W>0 is observed at prediction time. What predictor minimizes E[L(a,Y)|X,W]?
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