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Multinomial Squared Direction Cosines Regression

TitleMultinomial Squared Direction Cosines Regression
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2011
AuthorsIqbal NH, Anagnostopoulos GC
Conference NameNeural Networks (IJCNN), The 2011 International Joint Conference on
Date PublishedJuly
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Conference LocationSan Jose, California, USA
Keywordsbenchmark classification problem, Computational modeling, decision space, decision theory, geometric interpretation, Kernel, logistic regression classifier, Mathematical model, model parameter, multiclass problem, multinomial response model, multinomial squared direction cosines regression, Newton method, pattern classification, regression analysis, Regression tree analysis, regression tree model, support vector machine, Support vector machines, Training
Abstract

In this paper we introduce Multinomial Squared Direction Cosines Regression as an alternative Multinomial Response Model. The proposed model offers an intuitive geometric interpretation to the task of estimating posterior class probabilities in multi-class problems. In specific, the latter probabilities correspond to the squared direction cosines between a given pattern and representative class exemplars that form a basis in the decision space. We demonstrate that the model allows for efficient training via a trust region based Newton's Method, provided that the number of model parameters is not too large. Experimental results on several benchmark classification problems show that it compares competitively against Logistic Regression Classifiers, Support Vector Machines, and Classification and Regression Tree models.

Notes

Acceptance rate 75% (468/620).

DOI10.1109/IJCNN.2011.6033620

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