Artificial intelligent assistant

Rigorous book on bootstrapping, boosting, bagging, etc. Is there a mathematically rigorous book giving an introduction to boosting, etc. A book that is rigorous like "A Course in Probability Theory" by Kai Lai Chung.

Along with the text that @William proposed (it's a great reference), for bootstrapping it's hard to beat:

Efron 1987, _The Jackknife, the Bootstrap, and Other Resampling Plans_.

Efron and Tibshirani 1994, _An Introduction to the Bootstrap_.

Hall 1995, _The Bootstrap and Edgeworth Expansion_ is more rigorous than the above. Upon a cursory glance, it appears to dive pretty deep into the theoretical details of the bootstrap.

Specifically for boosting, Robert Schapire has a list of references to read found here. And for bagging, Martin Sewell has a list of references here. His site has a bunch of reference lists for a number of machine learning topics (see here).

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