Kernel naive Bayes discrimination for high-dimensional pattern recognition.
Kernel naive Bayes discrimination for high-dimensional pattern recognition.
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用于高维模式识别的内核朴素贝叶斯判别。
DOI:
10.1111/anzs.12279
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
1.1
通讯作者:
Kanta Naito and Hiroaki Tanaka,
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作者:
Inge Koch;Kanta Naito and Hiroaki Tanaka,
Kernel discriminant analysis translates the original classification problem into feature space and solves the problem with dimension and sample size interchanged. In high‐dimension low sample size (HDLSS) settings, this reduces the ‘dimension’ to that of the sample size. For HDLSS two‐class problems we modify Mika's kernel Fisher discriminant function which – in general – remains ill‐posed even in a kernel setting; see Mikaet al. (1999). We propose a kernel naive Bayes discriminant function and itssmoothedversion, using first‐ and second‐degree polynomial kernels. For fixed sample size and increasing dimension, we present asymptotic expressions for the kernel discriminant functions, discriminant directions and for the error probability of our kernel discriminant functions. The theoretical calculations are complemented by simulations which show the convergence of the estimators to the population quantities as the dimension grows. We illustrate the performance of the new discriminant rules, which are easy to implement, on real HDLSS data. For such data, our results clearly demonstrate the superior performance of the new discriminant rules, and especially their smoothed versions, over Mika's kernel Fisher version, and typically also over the commonly used naive Bayes discriminant rule.