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Generalized Discussion over Classification Algorithm under Supervised Machine Learning Paradigm
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 180 - Number 32 |
| Year of Publication: 2018 |
| Authors: Sheenam Goel, Mamta |
10.5120/ijca2018916858
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Sheenam Goel, Mamta . Generalized Discussion over Classification Algorithm under Supervised Machine Learning Paradigm. International Journal of Computer Applications. 180, 32 ( Apr 2018), 29-34. DOI=10.5120/ijca2018916858
Abstract
In this paper, Learning is an important parameter for developing machines that are intelligent as well as efficient. The studies of virtual environment with parameters that are encountered periodically during run time of algorithm are studied effectively under machine learning domains. Optimized decision making floors the base of pattern recognition as a subarea of machine learning. Being influenced from theories of genetic sciences, cognitive learning, the efficiency of algorithms developed in this area is effectively exploited. However ensuring the adaptability of machines to have artificial thinking & generate optimum results when applied to domain of computer vision, various techniques have been correlated by means of diverse paradigm approach. Estimation of efficiency of one algorithm over other suitably forecast the optimum though not the best solution in terms of minimized error rate when applied to a problem statement. Although machine learning involves automation, but it imbibes human guidance to generate effective results and provides generalization on system so that they perform well on data patterns hidden in a problem space. The paper focuses on classical discussion over different techniques to be applied on areas of machine learning like classification and regression, two important aspects of learning over binary and multiclass problems. However the applicability of statistical models have grewed up with the deficiencies of lacking reasoning capabilities, handling categorical data and missing values with the major drawback of skipping reasoning and generalizing ability. So the advent of learning algorithm have revolutionize the performance of system by imbibing artificial data with knowledge applied from experience i.e. training machines in order to generate correct results. Classification problems have been widespread in both binary and multiclass datasets. So having employs this supervised approach for appropriate handling of such kind of problems and determine the effectiveness of each with its shortcomings are generalized in the paper. The paper will be focused on explanatory techniques of classification their discussion domains of applications so that when they are applied on data set, they generate effective results.
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