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University of Groningen

Median Variants of Prototype Based Learning Vector Quantization

Nebel, David

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10.33612/diss.135377546

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Nebel, D. (2020). Median Variants of Prototype Based Learning Vector Quantization: Methods for

Classification of General Proximity Data. University of Groningen. https://doi.org/10.33612/diss.135377546

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Median Variants of Prototype Based Learning

Vector Quantization Methods for Classification

in Case of General Proximity Data

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David Nebel

1. Precise knowledge of the properties of a given proximity measure is necessary for a good machine learning model.

2. Similarities are not necessarily inner products/kernels and vice versa. 3. Different proximity measures induce different neighbourhood relations

between data objects. A respective mathematical analysis before neural network training helps to avoid pitfalls.

4. Pre-processing of proximity data may drastically change neighbourhood relations in an undesired manner.

5. Expectation Maximization is a very powerful optimization technique also for non-probabilistic optimization problems.

6. Median algorithms provide sparse and interpretable models, which satisfy at least a good lower bound for the classification accuracy. 7. A set of proximity measures is like a group of humans. If one proximity

seems less helpful, a group of proximities can still benefit from this one. 8. Sometimes research is a strong fight between competing experts.

However, it can be very beneficial for both fighters.

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