Discriminant Analysis
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(29)- Minimum Sample Size Considerations for Two-Group Linear and Quadratic Discriminant Analysis with Rare Populations
- Sufficiency of variables in discrete discriminant analysis
- Robustness of the Bayes optimal discriminant procedure with O-I loss
- Linear discrimination with symmetrical models
- Trainable fusion rules. I. Large sample size case
- Errors of misclassification associated with gamma distribution
- A sequential algorithm for recognition of a developing pattern with application in orthotic engineering
- Assessing the performance of an allocation rule
- Derivation of an artificial gene to improve classification accuracy upon gene selection
- Automated breast cancer detection and classification using ultrasound images: a survey
- Stability estimation for unsupervised clustering: a review
- Quadratic discrimination: Some results on optimal low-dimensional representation
- Discrete kernels, loss functions and parametric models in discrete discrimination: A comparative study
- Multivariate thin plate spline estimates for the posterior probabilities in the classification problem
- Extended DEA-discriminant analysis
- Log-linear parameterizations in discriminant analysis
- Smoothed additive estimators for non-error rates in multiple discriminant analysis
- Error rate estimation on the basis of posterior probabilities
- Discrimination and classification: Overview
- A note on the usefulness of linguistic variables for differentiating between some respiratory diseases
- Some notes on extremal discriminant analysis
- A generalized discriminant rule when training population and test population differ on their descriptive parameters
- Geometrical tools in classification
- Monte Carlo study of forward stepwise discrimination based on small samples
- A fuzzy neural network for pattern classification and feature selection
- A note on multivariate parallel regression
- On discrimination procedure with mixtures of continuous and categorical variables
- Prediction of the determinants of thermal stability by linear discriminant analysis: the case of the glutamate dehydrogenase protein family
- The effect of rebalancing on LDA in imbalanced classification
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