This article investigates boosting naive Bayesian classification. It first shows that boosting does not improve the accuracy of the naive Bayesian classifier as much as we expected in a set of natural domains. By analyzing the reason for boosting’s weakness, we propose to introduce tree structures into naive Bayesian classification to improve the performance of boosting when working with naive ...

In the last decade, one of the research topics that has received a great deal of attention from the machine learning and computational learning communities has been the so called boosting techniques. In this paper, we further explore this topic by proposing a new boosting algorithm that mends some of the problems that have been detected in the, so far most successful boosting algorithm, AdaBoos...

Boosting and bagging are two techniques for improving the performance of learning algorithms. Both techniques have been successfully used in machine learning to improve the performance of classification algorithms such as decision trees, neural networks. In this paper, we focus on the use of feedforward back propagation neural networks for time series classification problems. We apply boosting ...

This paper investigates boosting naive Bayesian classiica-tion. It rst shows that boosting cannot improve the accuracy of the naive Bayesian classiier on average in a set of natural domains. By analyzing the reasons of boosting's failures, we propose to introduce tree structures into naive Bayesian classiication to improve the performance of boosting when working with naive Bayesian classiicati...

Modulation scheme recognition occupies a crucial position in the civil and military application. In this paper, we present boosting algorithm as an ensemble frame to achieve a higher accuracy than a single classifier. To evaluate the effect of boosting algorithm, eight common communication signals are yet to be identified. And five kinds of entropy are extracted as the training vector. And then...

In this article, we discuss a class of stochastic boosting algorithms, which corrects and develops the work of [23], showing how to perform statistical inference in a computationally efficient manner. Sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) methods are used to illustrate that the stochastic boosting methods can provide better predictions, for a higher computational cost, than the corresponding boosting al...

We propose a general framework for analyzing and developing fully corrective boosting-based classifiers. The framework accepts any convex objective function, and allows any convex (for example, ℓp-norm, p ≥ 1) regularization term. By placing the wide variety of existing fully corrective boosting-based classifiers on a common footing, and considering the primal and dual problems together, the fr...