An apparent paradox: a classifier based on a partially classified sample may have smaller expected error rate than that if the sample were completely classified (Q2209737)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7270210
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7270210 |
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An apparent paradox: a classifier based on a partially classified sample may have smaller expected error rate than that if the sample were completely classified (English)
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4 November 2020
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normal discrimination
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semi-supervised learning
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model for missing-class labels
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relative efficiency of classifiers
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0.7801003456115723
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0.7445262670516968
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0.7429831027984619
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