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Exponential classification risk

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For labels Y∈{−1,1} and a real-valued score f, the exponential loss is ϕ(Yf(X))=e−Yf(X). Its population and empirical risks are
Rϕ​(f)=E[e−Yf(X)],Rϕ​(f)=n1​∑i=1n​e−Yi​f(Xi​).
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