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The 7th International Symposium on Intelligent Data Analysis

Incremental Learning with Multiple Classifier Systems Using Correction Filters for Classification

author: José del Campo-Ávila, Universidad de Málaga

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Classification is a quite relevant task within data mining area. This task is not trivial and some difficulties can arise depending on the nature of the problem. Multiple classifier systems have been used to construct ensembles of base classifiers in order to solve or alleviate some of those problems. One of the most current problems that is being studied in recent years is how to learn when the datasets are too large or when new information can arrive at any time. In that case, incremental learning is an approach that can be used. Some works have used multiple classifier system to learn in an incremental way and the results are very promising. The aim of this paper is to propose a method for improving the classification (or prediction) accuracy reached by multiple classifier systems in this context.

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0:00 Incremental Learning with Multiple Classifier Systems Using Correction Filters for Classification
0:12 Outline
0:44 Introduction
2:22 Incremental Learning with MCS pt 1
3:18 Incremental Learning with MCS pt 2
4:20 Incremental Learning with MCS pt 3
5:17 Incremental MCS with Correction Filters pt 1
6:13 Incremental MCS with Correction Filters pt 2
7:01 Incremental MCS with Correction Filters pt 3
7:34 Incremental MCS with Correction Filters pt 4
8:11 Experiments and Results pt 1
8:52 Experiments and Results pt 2
10:10 Experiments and Results pt 3
11:35 Conclusions pt 1
12:08 Conclusions pt 2
12:50 Future Work
13:14 Thank You
13:45 Experiments and Results pt 3 (a)

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