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For Problem #8 are how can we compute the standard deviation sigmaerrorS(h) since we aren given S?

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For Problem #8 are how can we compute the standard deviation sigmaerrorS(h) since we aren given S?

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Look at the top half of page 138 in the text. Notice that really sigmaerrorS(h) is defined to be SQRT(p(1-p)/n) where p = errorD(h). Thus you can directly use it. Of course, you are not given p but rather a range of values. You can figure out a bound for n as a function of p and then will need to determine a value of n that is guaranteed to be good for any value of p in the given range.

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