Meta-learning for data summarization based on instance selection method
Smith-Miles, Kate and Islam, Rafiqul 2010, Meta-learning for data summarization based on instance selection method, in WCCI 2010 : IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., pp. 1-8.
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Meta-learning for data summarization based on instance selection method
WCCI 2010 : IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence
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Publication date
2010
Conference series
IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence
Start page
1
End page
8
Total pages
8
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IEEE
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Piscataway, N.J.
Summary
The purpose of instance selection is to identify which instances (examples, patterns) in a large dataset should be selected as representatives of the entire dataset, without significant loss of information. When a machine learning method is applied to the reduced dataset, the accuracy of the model should not be significantly worse than if the same method were applied to the entire dataset. The reducibility of any dataset, and hence the success of instance selection methods, surely depends on the characteristics of the dataset, as well as the machine learning method. This paper adopts a meta-learning approach, via an empirical study of 112 classification datasets from the UCI Repository [1], to explore the relationship between data characteristics, machine learning methods, and the success of instance selection method.
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9781424481262 9781424469109
Language
eng
Field of Research
080303 Computer System Security
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