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48 results for deep Bayes classifier

Deep Bayes classifiers are more robust to adversarial attacks than discriminative classifiers.

problem Robustness of deep neural network classifiers against adversarial attacks.
method Developed deep Bayes classifier using conditional deep generative models and detection methods.
result Deep Bayes classifiers are more robust than deep discriminative classifiers.

A new method estimates Bayes error for deep networks, suggesting they may have reached the limit.

problem Evaluating the performance of deep learning models and detecting overfitting.
method A simple and direct Bayes error estimator based on uncertainty of class assignments.
result Deep networks may have reached the Bayes error limit for benchmark datasets.

The paper revisits discriminative vs. generative classifiers, showing naive Bayes requires fewer samples.

problem Comparing discriminative and generative classifiers in multiclass settings.
method Theoretical analysis and simulations of naive Bayes vs. logistic regression.
result Multiclass naive Bayes requires fewer samples to approach asymptotic error compared to logistic regression.

Draft proposes adapting neural networks to match naive Bayes classifiers.

problem Bridge between neural networks and naive Bayes classifiers.
method Class-conditional compression and disentanglement using variational bounds.
result Latent representations enable naive Bayes classifier performance.

Optimal classifiers derived from GMMs are approximated by deep neural networks.

problem Binary classification of high-dimensional overlapping Gaussian mixtures.
method Closed-form expressions for Bayes optimal decision boundaries derived from GMMs' eigenstructure. Empirical validation through synthetic and real-world data.
result Deep neural networks approximate optimal classifiers for GMMs, with decision thresholds related to covariance eigenvectors.

New uniqueness concept for adversarial Bayes classifier.

problem Understanding adversarial Bayes classifiers in binary classification.
method Developed a new notion of uniqueness and analyzed it for a family of one-dimensional data distributions.
result Improved regularity of adversarial Bayes classifiers as perturbation radius increases.

Two methods reduce BN and DNN complexity, balancing size and accuracy.

problem Balancing model size and prediction accuracy in Bayesian networks and deep neural networks.
method Quantization-aware training and tree-augmented naive Bayes structure learning extension.
result Pareto optimal models found for small-scale scenarios.

The study compares clustering risk in Hidden Markov and i.i.d. models, showing the Bayes classifier is nearly optimal.

problem Comparing clustering risk in Hidden Markov and i.i.d. models.
method Analysis of Bayes risk, theoretical bounds, and simulations.
result The Bayes classifier is nearly optimal for clustering in both Hidden Markov and i.i.d. models.

Paper studies convergence rates from surrogate risk minimizers to Bayes optimal classifier.

problem Analyzing the convergence rates of surrogate risk minimizers to the Bayes optimal classifier.
method Introducing consistency intensity to characterize surrogate loss functions and using it to derive convergence rates.
result Empirical surrogate risk minimizers converge faster to the Bayes optimal classifier under certain conditions.

Adversarial consistency depends on the uniqueness of adversarial Bayes classifiers.

problem Consistency of adversarial surrogate losses is not guaranteed.
method Connected consistency of adversarial surrogate losses to the uniqueness of adversarial Bayes classifiers.
result A convex surrogate loss is statistically consistent for adversarial learning if and only if the adversarial Bayes classifier is unique.

The data processing inequality doesn't always hold in practice, showing benefits in low-level tasks.

problem The data processing inequality suggests no benefit in pre-processing for classification.
method Theoretical and empirical study of binary classification setup with deep neural networks.
result Pre-classification processing can improve classification accuracy for any finite number of training samples.

Bayes classifier cannot be learned from noisy labels without knowing noise distribution.

problem Learning a Bayes classifier from noisy labels when the noise distribution is unknown.
method Demonstrates the identifiability issues and proposes a simple algorithm for learning the Bayes decision rule.
result The Bayes decision rule is generally unidentified and cannot be learned without knowing the noise distribution.

The paper compares one-hot encoding to Naïve Bayes for categorical variables.

problem Incorrect one-hot encoding affects Naïve Bayes performance.
method Mathematical and experimental analysis of PoB vs. categorical Naïve Bayes.
result Posterior probabilities are usually greater in the PoB case, but agree on the maximum a posteriori class label.

Study on the structure of classifier boundaries in DNA sequencing.

problem Understanding the structure of boundaries in a Bayes classifier for DNA sequencing.
method Examined the structure of the boundary in a Bayes classifier applied to DNA sequencing data. Introduced a new measure of uncertainty, Neighbor Similarity.
result The boundary is large and complex, and Neighbor Similarity effectively measures classifier uncertainty.

Proposes a non-convex optimization method for a parsimonious weighted naive Bayes classifier.

problem Improving naïve Bayes classifier performance with a large number of input variables.
method Sparse regularization of model log-likelihood for direct estimation of variable weights.
result Optimization-based weighted naïve Bayes classifiers achieve equivalent performance to averaging-based classifiers.

Naive Bayes can be used as a discriminative classifier, matching the definition of logistic regression.

problem The definition of generative and discriminative classifiers.
method Comparing Naive Bayes and logistic regression, showing they can be used in either generative or discriminative ways.
result Naive Bayes can be used as a discriminative classifier.

Bayesian network classifiers are used in many fields, and one common class of classifiers are naive Bayes classifiers. In this paper, we introduce an approach for reasoning about Bayesian network classifiers in which we explicitly convert them into Ordered Decision Diagrams (ODDs), which are then used to reason about t…

2012-10-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Uniform Closure Method and Bayes classifier perform similarly in classifying open knots.

problem Classifying knots in open macromolecular chains.
method Used the Bayes MAP classifier and compared it to the Uniform Closure Method.
result Both methods have comparable accuracy and positive predictive value.

The paper derives a formula for factorizing categorical data to improve Bayes classifiers.

problem Improving the accuracy of Bayes classifiers by effectively factoring multidimensional data.
method Derives an explicit formula for calculating the marginal likelihood of a factorized categorical dataset.
result The derived formula can be used to select the best factorization for constructing a Bayes classifier.

Improved neural topic model for semi-supervised learning.

problem Representing textual data in an interpretable manner with limited labeled data.
method Label-Indexed Neural Topic Model (LI-NTM) that combines deep generative models with semi-supervised learning.
result LI-NTM outperforms existing models in document reconstruction and classifier performance.

Unified framework for Bayes-optimal classifiers under group fairness.

problem Mitigating disparate impacts from algorithmic predictions in high-stakes decision-making.
method Unified framework based on Neyman-Pearson argument for deriving Bayes-optimal classifiers under group fairness constraints.
result Proposes FairBayes method that directly controls disparity and achieves optimal fairness-accuracy tradeoff.

Improved Naive Bayes for better phone call behavior classification.

problem Noise in mobile phone data affects phone call behavior classification accuracy.
method Improved naive Bayes classifier with behavioral pattern analysis and dynamic noise threshold.
result Our technique improves classification accuracy by 15%.

Bayes-optimal classifiers are robust to adversarial attacks, unlike CNNs trained on the same data.

problem The vulnerability of modern CNN classifiers to adversarial examples.
method Constructing realistic image datasets and deriving analytic conditions for Bayes-optimal classifiers.
result Bayes-optimal classifiers are robust to adversarial attacks, unlike CNNs trained on the same data.

This paper proposes an efficient method for calculating Shapley values in Naive Bayes classifiers.

problem The need for explaining machine learning model decisions.
method An exact analytic expression of Shapley values for Naive Bayes classifiers.
result The proposed Shapley values provide informative results with low complexity and low computation time.

Improves Active Learning by considering class imbalance and difficulty.

problem Active Learning's focus on individual samples ignores class distribution and difficulty.
method Proposes a method based on Bayes' rule to incorporate class imbalance, using a Variational Auto Encoder (VAE).
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art methods on datasets with heavy data imbalance.

We show that a simple modification of the 1-nearest neighbor classifier yields a strongly Bayes consistent learner. Prior to this work, the only strongly Bayes consistent proximity-based method was the k-nearest neighbor classifier, for k growing appropriately with sample size. We will argue that a margin-regularized 1…

2014-07-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper develops a method to accurately estimate the Bayes misclassification error rate.

problem Estimating the best achievable classifier performance without learning a Bayes-optimal classifier.
method Learning to benchmark using an ensemble of ε-ball estimators and Chebyshev approximation.
result The proposed method achieves an optimal mean squared error rate of O(N^(-1)) under a smoothness assumption.

In this paper, we empirically evaluate algorithms for learning four types of Bayesian network (BN) classifiers - Naive-Bayes, tree augmented Naive-Bayes, BN augmented Naive-Bayes and general BNs, where the latter two are learned using two variants of a conditional-independence (CI) based BN-learning algorithm. Experime…

2013-01-23abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper introduces a method to make deep neural networks more robust to adversarial attacks.

problem Deep neural networks are vulnerable to adversarial attacks, leading to incorrect classifications.
method Introduces sensible adversarial learning to balance robustness and natural accuracy.
result Demonstrates that the Bayes classifier is the most robust multi-class classifier under sensible adversarial learning.

PAC-Bayesian framework for fairness in stochastic and deterministic classifiers.

problem Theoretical guarantees on fairness for balancing predictive risk and fairness constraints.
method PAC-Bayesian framework for both stochastic and deterministic classifiers, covering a broad class of fairness measures.
result Derives generalization bounds for fairness, demonstrating tightness with empirical evaluation.

The paper extends calibration to sets of probabilistic classifiers, finding many ensembles are poorly calibrated.

problem Evaluating the validity of epistemic uncertainty in sets of probabilistic classifiers.
method Proposed a novel nonparametric calibration test for sets of probabilistic classifiers.
result Ensembles of deep neural networks are often not well calibrated.

Paper compares two multi-label classification methods: Bayes metaclassifier and soft-confusion-matrix.

problem Comparing multi-label classification methods under the same framework.
method Bayes metaclassifier combined with problem-transformation approach, and soft-confusion-matrix classifier.
result Both methods perform similarly, but statistical analysis provides insights.

Paper explores Bayes rule for Gaussian mixtures with missing data, outperforming supervised classifiers.

problem Improving classification accuracy in partially classified samples with missing data.
method Generative model framework with missing-data mechanism, Bayes rule allocation.
result Bayes rule classifier with missing-data mechanism outperforms fully supervised classifiers in various conditions.

The paper tackles fair classification with multiple sensitive features.

problem Existing fair classification methods often consider a single sensitive feature, but in practice, individuals are defined by multiple sensitive features.
method Characterizes Bayes-optimal fair classifiers for multiple sensitive features under various fairness measures, proposing in-processing and post-processing algorithms.
result Bayes-optimal fair classifiers for multiple sensitive features are instance-dependent thresholding rules that rely on a weighted sum of group membership probabilities.

Fairness in Naive Bayes classifiers by identifying and eliminating discrimination patterns.

problem Ensuring fairness in machine learning models that use partial observations.
method Discover and eliminate discrimination patterns in naive Bayes classifiers through iterative learning.
result An algorithm that learns fair naive Bayes classifiers by removing discrimination patterns.

Two new Hie-TAN and Hie-TAN-Lite algorithms improve TAN for hierarchical feature spaces.

problem Learning dependencies in hierarchical feature spaces.
method Exploits hierarchical parent-child relationships as constraints to learn a dependency tree.
result Hie-TAN-Lite outperforms Hie-TAN and other methods in predictive accuracy.

We propose an empirical Bayes estimator based on Dirichlet process mixture model for estimating the sparse normalized mean difference, which could be directly applied to the high dimensional linear classification. In theory, we build a bridge to connect the estimation error of the mean difference and the misclassificat…

2017-02-16abs ↗pdf ↗