On first glance, seems to be moderately advanced, somewhat unusual, at least fairly competent, maybe better than that. Starts with a typo for expression (1); c

On first glance, seems to be moderately advanced, somewhat unusual, at least fairly competent, maybe better than that. Starts with a typo for expression (1); calls it (5) where it is only on page 5. Starts with a classification problem and seems to get some interesting and likely useful mathematical (probabilistic, statistical) results for what I've seen elsewhere only with heuristics. Does prove the Lindeberg-Feller version of the central limit theorem. I would have guessed that there would be some material on exchangability and/or resampling but didn't see anything. Looks at the Breiman LASSO technique in regression. He seems to do a lot with one of my favorite authors and papers: Talagrand, M. (1996). A new look at independence. Annals of Probability 24, 1-34.