A Posteriori Corrections to Classification Methods

  • Duch W
  • Itert Ł
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Abstract

A posteriori corrections are computational inexpensive and may improve accuracy , confidence, sensitivity or specificity of the model, or correct for the differences between a priori training and real (test) class distributions. Such corrections are applicable to neural and any other classification models.

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Duch, W., & Itert, Ł. (2003). A Posteriori Corrections to Classification Methods. In Neural Networks and Soft Computing (pp. 406–411). Physica-Verlag HD. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-1902-1_61

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