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Figure 0.1 Example of a MIL problem where the objective is to recognize images containing a coffee mug
Figure 0.2 Overview of the thesis organization
Figure 1.1 Characteristics inherent to MIL problems
Figure 1.2 Illustration of two decisions boundaries on a fictive problem. While only the purple boundary correctly
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