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ℝeal boosting a la Carte with an application to boosting oblique decision trees

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In the past ten years, boosting has become a major field of machine learning and classification. This paper brings contributions to its theory and algorithms. We first unify a well-known top-down decision tree induction algorithm due to [Kearns and Mansour, 1999], and discrete AdaBoost [Freund and Schapire, 1997], as two versions of a same higher-level boosting algorithm. It may be used as the basic building block to devise simple provable boosting algorithms for complex classifiers. We provide one example: the first boosting algorithm for Oblique Decision Trees, an algorithm which turns out to be simpler, faster and significantly more accurate than previous approaches.

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IJCAI International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence

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