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引用次数: 5
摘要
我们研究了基于生成相似度的分类器的三种扩展,称为局部相似判别分析(local similarity discriminant analysis, local SDA):基于相似度多项式分布和Dirichlet先验分布的贝叶斯方法估计pmfs;局部SDA的两两相似度公式,它考虑了所有的局部两两相似度来估计pmfs;组合贝叶斯对相似方法。我们讨论了所提出的扩展如何提供比标准局部SDA更大的建模灵活性,以及比以前发布的局部SDA正则化策略更少的繁琐模型训练。在5个基于相似度的基准分类数据集上进行的实验表明,所提出的扩展在提高建模灵活性和减轻计算负担的同时,具有良好的局部SDA分类范式的分类性能。
Bayesian and pairwise local similarity discriminant analysis
We investigate three extensions to the generative similarity-based classifier called local similarity discriminant analysis (local SDA): a Bayesian approach to estimating the pmfs based on the assumption that similarities are multinomially distributed and on the Dirichlet prior distribution; a pairwise-similarity formulation of local SDA that accounts for all local pairwise similarities to estimate the pmfs; a combined Bayesian pairwise-similarity approach. We discuss how the proposed extensions afford more modeling flexibility than standard local SDA and less cumbersome model training than previously-published local SDA regularization strategies. Experiments with five benchmark similarity-based classification datasets show that the increased modeling flexibility and lighter computational burden of the proposed extensions are coupled with the good classification performance of the local SDA classification paradigm.