DTIC ADA558454: The Relationship Between Diversity and Accuracy in ... | |
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A wealth of approaches exists to perform classification | |
of items of interest. The goal of fusion techniques is to | |
exploit complementary approaches and merge the | |
information provided by these methods to provide a | |
solution superior than any single method. Associated with | |
choosing a fusion algorithm is the choice of algorithm or | |
algorithms that will be fused. This decision is most | |
often referred to as ensemble selection. Historically | |
classiffier ensemble accuracy has been used to accomplish | |
this task. More recently research has focused on creating | |
and evaluating diversity metrics to more effectively | |
select ensemble members. This research focuses on the use | |
of diversity as an ensemble selection methodology and | |
explores the relationship between ensemble accuracy and | |
diversity. Using a wide range of classification data | |
sets, classification methodologies, and fusion techniques | |
it extends current diversity research by expanding | |
classifier domains before employing fusion methodologies; | |
this is made possible with a unique classification score | |
algorithm developed for this purpose. Correlation and | |
linear regression techniques determine the relationship | |
between examined diversity metrics and accuracy is | |
tenuous and optimal ensemble selection should be based on | |
ensemble accuracy. | |
Date Published: 2018-09-01 08:34:02 | |
Identifier: DTIC_ADA558454 | |
Item Size: 61137279 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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