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Another important aspect when using binary classifiers for the detection of unknown malicious code is the imbalance problem.
Binary classifiers for the five models with the same signatures selected from the risk prediction models were developed using the support vector machine (SVM), random forest classification (RF) algorithms, and logistic regression.
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We generated a binary classifier for the discrimination of vehicle controls and animals treated with a toxic compound.
For solving a multiclass classification problem, one-versus-one is one of the state-of-the-art algorithms, which constructs N(N−1)/2 binary classifiers for an N-class problem.
The objective of this process is to build binary classifiers for each concept that are capable of accurately predicting the presence or absence (1/0) of a concept in a given explanation.
The problem is addressed by two binary classifiers for abbreviation and sentence detection.
The issue becomes how to create enough binary classifiers for optimal performance without making redundant, extra classifiers.
One of the problems with this strategy is the need for querying a quadratic number of binary classifiers for making a prediction that can be quite time consuming, especially in learning problems with a large number of labels.
The traditional approach for solving HMC problems is to decompose the problem into multiple single label problems and apply independent binary classifiers for each label separately ; however, this approach has several disadvantages.
In our experiments, we apply several machine learning models, spanning from multinomial classification to regression, plus a method to apply binary classifiers for ordinal classification.
This strategy requires n binary classifiers for n defect classes.
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