The naive classifier is a well-established mathematical model whose simplicity, speed and accuracy have made it a popular choice for classification in AI and engineering. In this ...
Bayesian classifiers such as Naive Bayes or Tree Augmented Naive Bayes (TAN) have shown excellent performance given their simplicity and heavy underlying independence assumptions....
Probability theory is the framework for making decision under uncertainty. In classification, Bayes' rule is used to calculate the probabilities of the classes and it is a bi...
Mohammed J. Islam, Q. M. Jonathan Wu, Majid Ahmadi...
Hidden Markov models are a powerful technique to model and classify temporal sequences, such as in speech and gesture recognition. However, defining these models is still an art: ...
Naive Bayesian classifiers work well in data sets with independent attributes. However, they perform poorly when the attributes are dependent or when there are one or more irrelev...
Miguel A. Palacios-Alonso, Carlos A. Brizuela, Lui...