DocumentCode
928618
Title
Optimal feature selection and decision rules in classification problems with time series
Author
Kashyap, Rangasami L.
Volume
24
Issue
3
fYear
1978
fDate
5/1/1978 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
281
Lastpage
288
Abstract
The problem to be considered is that of classifying a given time series
into one of
classes
. The stochastic process
is assumed to obey an autoregressive structure involving a parameter vector
, whose probability density
depends on the class to which
or
belongs. Assuming appropriate expressions for
, it is shown that the probability density of
characterizing each class, namely
, possesses a vector
of sufficient statistics, i.e., all the information about
needed for the discrimination between the various classes is contained in the vector
, where the functions
have the same structure for all
. Thus the best possible feature set for the problem is
From this is deduced the optimal decision rule to minimize the average probability of error. The optimal feature set and the corresponding optimal decision rule are compared with other feature sets and decision rules mentioned in the literature on speech recognition.
into one of
classes
. The stochastic process
is assumed to obey an autoregressive structure involving a parameter vector
, whose probability density
depends on the class to which
or
belongs. Assuming appropriate expressions for
, it is shown that the probability density of
characterizing each class, namely
, possesses a vector
of sufficient statistics, i.e., all the information about
needed for the discrimination between the various classes is contained in the vector
, where the functions
have the same structure for all
. Thus the best possible feature set for the problem is
From this is deduced the optimal decision rule to minimize the average probability of error. The optimal feature set and the corresponding optimal decision rule are compared with other feature sets and decision rules mentioned in the literature on speech recognition.Keywords
Autoregressive processes; Feature extraction; Pattern classification; Time series; Decision theory; Electrocardiography; Gaussian distribution; Information theory; Probability distribution; Speaker recognition; Speech recognition; Statistics; Stochastic processes;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9448
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIT.1978.1055893
Filename
1055893
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