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d
NNjk
Distance to
Rank of
Number of
NN of same/
different class
Fig. 2.14.
Class overlap assessment.
Proposals for e
cient application of these simple measures will be given in
the following sections on feature selection strategies.
A nonparametric overlap measure
q
o
, which was inspired by the edited-
nearest-neighbor (ENN) algorithm [2.8], in contrast to
q
s
, provides a very
fine-grained value range and thus is better suited for optimization schemes.
However, the price tag is an increased complexity of O(
N
2
)withregardto
q
s
. The basic idea of
q
o
is illustrated in Fig. 2.14. The overlap measure
q
o
is
computed by:
k
k
q
NN
ji
+
n
i
N
1
N
i
=1
i
=1
q
o
=
(2.19)
k
j
=1
2
n
i
i
=1
with
d
NN
ji
d
NN
jk
n
i
=1
−
(2.20)
and
q
NN
ji
=
n
i
:
ω
j
=
ω
i
(2.21)
−n
i
:
ω
j
=
ω
i
.
Here,
n
i
denotes the weighting factor for the position of the
i
th nearest neigh-
bor
NN
ji
,
d
NN
ji
denotes the distance between
x
j
and
NN
ji
,
d
NN
jk
denotes
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