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Adaptive Mixture Discriminant Analysis for Supervised Learning with Unobserved Classes

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In supervised learning, an important issue usually not taken into account by classical methods is the possibility of having in the test set individuals belonging to a class which has not been observed during the learning phase. Classical supervised algorithms will automatically label such observations as belonging to one of the known classes in the training set and will not be able to detect new classes. This work introduces a model-based discriminant analysis method, called adaptive mixture discriminant analysis (AMDA), which is able to detect several unobserved groups of points and to adapt the learned classifier to the new situation. Two EM-based procedures are proposed for parameter estimation and model selection criteria are used for selecting the actual number of classes. Experiments on artificial and real data demonstrate the ability of the proposed method to deal with complex and real word problems. The proposed approach is also applied to the detection of unobserved communities in social network analysis.
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hal-00392297 , version 1 (06-08-2009)
hal-00392297 , version 2 (06-08-2009)
hal-00392297 , version 3 (05-01-2010)
hal-00392297 , version 4 (23-06-2010)

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Charles Bouveyron. Adaptive Mixture Discriminant Analysis for Supervised Learning with Unobserved Classes. Journal of Classification, 2014, 31 (1), pp.49-84. ⟨10.1007/s00357-014-9147-x⟩. ⟨hal-00392297v4⟩
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