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This paper uniquely resolves a major paradox in machine learning for finance by introducing 'projection learning,' a novel framework with exact finite-sample theory and closed-form expressions. It compellingly explains why highly complex models ($12{,}000$ parameters, $12$ observations) succeed, reconciling empirical results with theory and offering significant practical and theoretical impact.
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This paper uniquely resolves a major paradox in machine learning for finance by introducing 'projection learning,' a novel framework with exact finite-sample theory and closed-form expressions. It compellingly explains why highly complex models ($12{,}000$ parameters, $12$ observations) succeed, reconciling empirical results with theory and offering significant practical and theoretical impact.
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