Identifying the most Informative Variables for Decision-Making Problems - a Survey of Recent Approaches and Accompanying Problems

  • Pudil P
  • Somol P
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We provide an overview of problems related to variable selection (also known as feature selection) techniques in decision-making problems based on machine learning with a particular emphasis on recent knowledge. Several popular methods are reviewed and assigned to a taxonomical context. Issues related to the generalization-versus-performance trade-off, inherent in currently used variable selection approaches, are addressed and illustrated on real-world examples.

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Pudil, P., & Somol, P. (2008). Identifying the most Informative Variables for Decision-Making Problems - a Survey of Recent Approaches and Accompanying Problems. Acta Oeconomica Pragensia, 16(4), 37–55. https://doi.org/10.18267/j.aop.131

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