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CMP.7:2 - Problem

How can a computation turn examples and feedback into a useful rule for further cases, with a clear distinction between fitting the observed examples, obtaining the rule affordably and justifying its further use?

Many rules can agree on the available examples and disagree elsewhere. Faster optimization can obtain one of them more accurately while leaving that disagreement unresolved.