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Corrigendum to three papers that deal with “Anti”-Bayesian Pattern Recognition [Pattern Recognition]
B. John OommenA. Thomassubject
Artificial Intelligencebusiness.industryComputer scienceSignal ProcessingPattern recognition (psychology)Order statisticBayesian probabilityPattern recognitionComputer Vision and Pattern RecognitionArtificial intelligencebusinessSoftwareQuantiledescription
In the papers 1 (Thomas and Oommen, 2013), 2 (Oommen and Thomas, 2014) and 3 (Thomas and Oommen, 2013), and their associated conference versions cited in those papers, we had introduced a new method of so-called "Anti"-Bayesian Pattern Recognition (PR) which achieved the classification using only a few (sometimes as few as two) points distant from the mean. While the PR strategy, in and of itself, is accurate, the claim that it was based on the Order Statistics (OS) of the distributions of the features is not. The PR and classification results are rather founded on the symmetric quantiles and not on the symmetric OSs. This brief paper corrects the flawed claim presented in those papers. HighlightsWe correct the interpretational results presented in three papers published earlier in Pattern Recognition.The reported methods are "Anti"-Bayesian.The reported methods are related to the quantiles of the distributions and not to their Order Statistics, as stated in those papers.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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2014-06-01 | Pattern Recognition |