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Peter G. Veit,Carole Excell 0, 1, ? , 9. For example, we wish to classify a postal code from handwritten characters and to make a rule between them. First, we consider logistic regression to minimize the error rate in the test data after constructing a classifier based on the training data. The second approach is to draw bord

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Andrea Collinsduction are usually fixed in terms of clock rate and response time. Furthermore, these methods need a lot of data, while typically, the data situation is thin in the beginning as well as continuously unbalanced: defects occur rarely, thereby providing few example data for learning, while the desired

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Ussif Rashid Sumaila,Dawit Tesfamichaelduction are usually fixed in terms of clock rate and response time. Furthermore, these methods need a lot of data, while typically, the data situation is thin in the beginning as well as continuously unbalanced: defects occur rarely, thereby providing few example data for learning, while the desired

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Anthony Turtonractical statisticians about the power of matching techniques. This is reported, e.g., by Moriarity and Scheuren (2001), Judkins (1998), Gabler (1997), Bennike (1987), Rodgers (1984), Woodbury (1983), and Sims (1972a and b). On the other hand, famous statistical offices such as Statistics Canada as