The method we present aims at building a weighted linear combination of already trained dichotomizers, where the weights are determined to maximize the minimum rank margin of the resulting ranking system. This is particularly suited for real applications where it is difficult to exactly determine key parameters such as costs and priors. In such cases ranking is needed rather than classification. A ranker can be seen as a more basic system than a classifier since it ranks the samples according to the value assigned by the classifier to each of them. Experiments on popular benchmarks along with a comparison with other typical rankers are proposed to show how effective can be the approach. © 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
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We describe how Stack Filters and Weighted Order Statistic function classes can be used for classifi...
We investigate how stack filter function classes like weighted order statistics can be applied to cl...
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The combination of classifiers is an established technique to improve the classification performance...
This study presents a theoretical investigation of the rank-based multiple classifier decision probl...
We discuss the problem of ranking ¡ instances with the use of a “large margin ” principle. We introd...
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