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A multi-model selection framework for unknown and/or evolutive misclassification cost problems
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In this paper, we tackle the problem of model selection when misclassification costs are unknown and/or may evolve. Unlike traditional approaches based on a scalar optimization, we propose a generic multimodel selection framework based on a multi-objective approach. The idea is to automatically train a pool of classifiers instead of one single classifier, each classifier in the pool optimizing a particular trade-off between the objectives. Within the context of two-class classification problems, we introduce the ROC front concept as an alternative to the ROC curve representation. This strategy is applied to the multimodel selection of SVM classifiers using an evolutionary multi-objective optimization algorithm. The comparison with a traditional scalar optimization technique based on an AUC criterion shows promising results on UCl datasets as well as on a real-world classification problem. (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
ROC front
Multi-model selection
Multi-objective optimization
ROC curve
Handwritten digit/outlier discrimination
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