A Density-ratio Framework for Statistical Data Processing
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概要
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In statistical pattern recognition, it is important to avoid density estimation since density estimation is often more difficult than pattern recognition itself. Following this idea — known as Vapnik's principle, a statistical data processing framework that employs the ratio of two probability density functions has been developed recently and is gathering a lot of attention in the machine learning and data mining communities. The purpose of this paper is to introduce to the computer vision community recent advances in density ratio estimation methods and their usage in various statistical data processing tasks such as non-stationarity adaptation, outlier detection, feature selection, and independent component analysis.
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著者
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Takeuchi Ichiro
Nagoya Institute of Technology
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Sugiyama Masashi
Tokyo Inst. Of Technol.
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KANAMORI Takafumi
Nagoya University
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Suzuki Taiji
The Univ. Of Tokyo
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Hido Shohei
IBM Research
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Sese Jun
Ochanomizu University
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Wang Liwei
Peking University, Beijing
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