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What is one of the assumptions of the Find-S algorithm?

What is one of the assumptions of the Find-S algorithm? Correct Answer All training data are correct (there is no noise)

Since no negative examples are being considered, a huge part of the data is discarded. In order to output an accurate hypothesis, the remaining dataset must be noise free and adequate.

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