Kernel Discriminant Analysis using Bayesian Model Averaging

Dec 12, 2012

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Outline. What is Discriminant Analysis?Kernel Discriminant AnalysisSelection of Bandwidth-Bayesian Model Averaging using MCMCSupervised LearningSemi-Supervised LearningComputational Issues Analysis of Benchmark Data sets. 2 Fold Problem. Our Contributions. An Example. A credit card company

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Kernel Discriminant Analysis using Bayesian Model Averaging

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