In this paper we investigate the exploitation of non linear scaling of distances for advanced nearest neighbor classification. Starting from the recently found relation between the Hypersphere Classifier (HC) ill and the Adaptive Nearest Neighbor rule (ANN) [2], here we propose PowerHC, an improved version of HC in which distances are normalized using a non linear mapping; non linear scaling of data, whose usefulness for feature spaces has been already assessed, has been hardly investigated for distances. A thorough experimental evaluation, involving 24 datasets and a challenging real world scenario of seismic signal classification, confirms the suitability of the proposed approach.

PowerHC: non linear normalization of distances for advanced nearest neighbor classification

Bicego, M;
2021-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we investigate the exploitation of non linear scaling of distances for advanced nearest neighbor classification. Starting from the recently found relation between the Hypersphere Classifier (HC) ill and the Adaptive Nearest Neighbor rule (ANN) [2], here we propose PowerHC, an improved version of HC in which distances are normalized using a non linear mapping; non linear scaling of data, whose usefulness for feature spaces has been already assessed, has been hardly investigated for distances. A thorough experimental evaluation, involving 24 datasets and a challenging real world scenario of seismic signal classification, confirms the suitability of the proposed approach.
2021
978-1-7281-8808-9
pattern recognition, machine learning, normalization
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