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Improved AdaBoost algorithm using misclassified samples oriented feature selection and weighted non-negative matrix factorization

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王友卫 (Youwei Wang)
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Lizhou Feng *
朱建明 (Jianming Zhu)
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李阳 (Yang Li)
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Fu Chen
DOI:10.1016/j.neucom.2022.08.015delete
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To improve the classification performance of existing adaptive boosting (AdaBoost) based algorithms effectively, an improved AdaBoost algorithm based on misclassified samples oriented feature selection and weighted non-negative matrix factorization (WNMF) is proposed in this paper. Firstly, in order to consider the effects of sample weights, a misclassified samples oriented feature selection (called MOFS) is proposed to select the most discriminative features which occur in the samples with high weights. Secondly, the explicit features and the part-based features of the training samples are both considered, and the WNMF algorithm is introduced and combined with MOFS to reduce the dimension of the training sample set. Finally, the concept of misclassification degree is introduced and a fine grained sample weight updating method is proposed to distinguish the samples with different misclassification degrees. Numerical experiments show that the proposed MOFS method achieves higher accuracy compared to traditional feature selection methods, and the proposed MOFS and WNMF based AdaBoost method obtains significant improvement on classification accuracy when comparing with typical existing AdaBoost based algorithms using different classifiers. (C) 2022 Published by Elsevier B.V.
Keywords:
Classification performance
Adaptive boosting
Weighted non-negative matrix factorization
Misclassification degrees
Feature selection

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Neurocomputing
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tianjin university of finance & economics
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