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Combining classifiers by constructive induction

Gama, 1998

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8595940595781256903
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Gama J
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European Conference on Machine Learning

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Using multiple classifiers for increasing learning accuracy is an active research area. In this paper we present a new general method for merging classifiers. The basic idea of Cascade Generalization is to sequentially run the set of classifiers, at each step performing an …
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