MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES - LASA
MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES - LASA
MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES - LASA
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Figure 3-19: Bayes classification using a two GMMs with 8 Gaussians each and full covariance matrix. From<br />
left to right top to bottom: i) original datapoint (in dark, datapoints belonging to class +1, empty circles<br />
denotes datapoints belonging to class -1), ii) result of the classification; all datapoints are correctly classified<br />
in their respective class; iii) the 16 Gaussians superimposed on the datapoints; iv) the region associated to<br />
each class using Bayes classification.<br />
3.5 Further Readings<br />
There exist numerous methods to cluster or classify data. This chapter dealt only with some of<br />
the major algorithms for clustering and classification from which most of state-of-the-art methods<br />
are derived. In this manuscript, we will also see two other techniques for classification as part of<br />
the Artificial Neural Networks chapter. These are the perceptron and the backpropagation<br />
algorithm.<br />
In part-II of this manuscript, we will also consider other techniques for classification, such as<br />
Support Vector Machine and Support Vector Clustering that exploit non-linear transformation of<br />
the data through kernel projection.<br />
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