Integrating multiple classifiers by finding their areas of expertise

M. Koppel, S. P Engelson

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Abstract

Using multiple learned classifers for increasing learning accuracy has attracted much recent interest. A central problem is how to integrate several classifers to produce a single fnal classifcation. We have explored an approach which relies on analyzing the particular area of expertise of each classifer. In this paper, we describe a method which uses inductive techniques on a set of training examples to determine the areas of a particular classifer's expertise. By applying this method to each of a set of con icting classifers, we can determine the most reliable classifer for each new example and use that classifer to classify the example. In this way, we achieve signifcantly better classifcation accuracy than even the best individual expert or an induced combination rule.
Original languageAmerican English
Title of host publicationAAAI-96 Workshop On Integrating Multiple Learning Models
StatePublished - 1996

Bibliographical note

Place of conference:USA

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