A FRAMEWORK OF FEATURE SELECTION METHODS FOR TEXT CATEGORIZATION

experimental results show that our framework helps us to better understand and compare different FS methods. Furthermore, the novel method WFO generated from the framework, can perform robustly across different domains and feature numbers. In our study, we use four data s[r]

consider the correlation between the true and e stimated errors under different experimental conditions using both synthetic andreal data, several feature-selection methods, different classification rules, and three error estimators commonly used (leave-one-out cross-validation, k-[r]

added feature. This exclusion continues, one feature at atime, as long as the feature set resulting from removal ofthe least significant feature is better than the feature set ofthe same size found earlier in the SFFS procedure [30]. Forthe wrapper method SFFS, we u[r]

ing a role in the final decision structure becausethe same discretised value will be given to allinstances. However, MDL discretisation cannotreplace proper feature selection methods since662Table 2: Feature selection on PKI-discretised data (left) and on MDL[r]

clustering algorithms for text categorization (Slonim et al., 2002). Nigam studied an Expected Maximization (EM) technique for combining labeled and unlabeled data for text categorization in his dissertation. He showed that the accuracy of lear[r]

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loss. In [22], Yin and Wang proposed a fast intermodeselection algorithm. It reduced the encoding time of quarterCIF test sequences by 89.94% on average by making full useof the statistical feature and correlation in spatiotemporaldomain.The fast algorithms for single-vie[r]

ing, where each sense tagged occurrence of a particu-lar word is transformed into a feature vector, which isthen used in an automatic learning process. The appli-cability of such supervised algorithms is however lim-ited only to those few words for which sen[r]

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putational Linguistics (ACL’05), Ann Arbor, MI.David Chiang. 2007. Hierarchical phrase-based transla-tion. Computational Linguistics, 33(2).Michael Collins. 2002. Discriminative training methodsfor hidden markov models: theory and experimentswith perceptron algorithms. In Proceedings of the c[r]

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Techniques, like decision trees inducers, that are efficient in low dimensions, failto provide meaningful results when the number of dimensions increases beyond a“modest” size. Furthermore, smaller classifiers, involving fewer features (probably8 Supervised Learning 143less than 10), are[r]

accuracy but saves time in the learning process.This Chapter provides survey of feature selection techniques and variable selec-tion techniques5.2 Feature Selection Techniques5.2.1 Feature FiltersThe earliest approaches to feature selection wit[r]

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Table 3. Comparing to Tables 2 and 3, it shows our experimental results have overall high performance. 6 Conclusions and Further Work In this paper, we demonstrate how our system is constructed. Three parts of an article are extracted to represent its content. We incorporate two domain-specif[r]

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