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[hu] cs-229-supervised-learning #132

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@balazs-vida balazs-vida commented Feb 24, 2019

@shervinea This is my attempt to create the pull request for the Supervised Learning cheatsheet. Looks like I managed to create a branch with only this cheatsheet in it (by deleting the other two sheets from this branch). Contentwise, no changes have been made to it.

Please let me know if this looks acceptable. Thanks!

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Thanks a lot for your work @balazs-vida, it looks great! I just restored some templates that got deleted from the template/ folder so that this PR doesn't change the existing structure of the repo.

Now, we can start the review process with other native speakers who can come in and comment on the translation. Please feel free to invite anyone you know who could do that!

@shervinea shervinea changed the title [hu] Supervised Learning (retry) [hu] Supervised Learning Feb 24, 2019
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@shervinea shervinea changed the title [hu] Supervised Learning [hu] cs-229-supervised-learning Oct 6, 2020
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Outside of one comment, the rest is perfect!


**76. Union bound ― Let A1,...,Ak be k events. We have:**

⟶ σ-szubadditivitás (más néven Boole-egyenlőtlenség) ― Legyenek A1,...,Ak események. Ekkor:

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I'd change sigma-subadditivity to (finite) subadditivity, since the number of events is finite.

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