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Algorithm 7.3 Uncorrelated bagging with take-in-all accommodation of previ-
ous minority class examples
Inputs:
1: timestamp: t
2: current training data chunk:
={ ( x 1 ,y 1 ),...,( x m ,y m ) }
3: current data set under evaluation:
S
(t)
x 1 ,..., x n }
T
(t)
={
4: minority class data queue:
Q
stores all previous minority class examples before the current time t .*/
5: soft-typed base classifier: L
/*
Q
Procedure:
6: for t :1 ... do
7:
(t)
(t) , N
(t)
S
←{ P
}
(t)
(t)
/* Assume || P
|| = p and || N
|| = q */
P (t)
(t) , Q
(t)
8:
←{ P
}
|| = p ,and p = K */
/* Assume || P (t)
for k 1 ...K do
9:
N (k)
sample without replacement ( N (t) )
10:
|| Q (k)
|| = p */
/*
h (t)
k
11:
L( { Q (k) , P (k)
} )
12:
Q ←{ Q , P }
return Averaged composite hypothesis h (t)
final
for predicting class label of any instance x j
13:
(t) :
within
T
K
1
k ×
h (t)
final ( x j ) =
f i ( x j )
argmax
c
(7.4)
Y
i = 1
the best use could be made of the minority class examples, while minimizing
the correlation of different base hypotheses. This is particularly important for
designing a decent composite classifier as diversity across base hypotheses plays
a crucial role in lifting the performance of aggregating ensemble of hypotheses
as compared to that of a single one. Finally, the minority class examples within
the current data chunk are pushed back to Q to facilitate imbalanced learning on
future data chunks.
The independence across base hypotheses can help reduce the overall error
rate of prediction. Assuming that the estimated a posteriori probability of base
hypothesis h k for an instance x is f k ( x ) , the output of the composite classifier
h final for x is,
K
1
K
f E ( x ) =
f k ( x )
(7.5)
k
=
1
Figure 7.2 shows the error regions introduced by estimating the true Bayes
model, in which P i/j and f i/j represent the a posteriori probability of the outputs
of classes i and j by true Bayes model and estimated Bayes model, respectively.
x and x b
are where the true and estimated Bayes models output exactly the
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