Multiclass data imbalance oversampling techniques (Mudiot) and random selection of features

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Class imbalance is a serious issue in classification problem. If a class is unevenly distributed the classification algorithm unable to classify the response variable, which will result in inaccuracy. The technique Multiclass Data Imbalance Oversampling Techniques (MuDIOT) is to find out the factors which have a hidden negative impact on classification. To alleviate the negative impact the technique MuDIOT concentrates on balancing the data and the result minimizes the problems raised due to uneven distribution of classes. The dataset chosen has a multiclass distribution problem and it is handled to produce better results of classification.

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Shobana, V., & Nandhini, K. (2019). Multiclass data imbalance oversampling techniques (Mudiot) and random selection of features. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(12), 910–914. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.L9275.1081219

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