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9783540422976

Pattern Recognition : Concepts, Methods, and Applications

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-08-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

The book provides a comprehensive view of Pattern Recognition concepts and methods, illustrated with real-life applications in several areas. It is appropriate as a textbook of Pattern Recognition courses and also for professionals and researchers who need to apply Pattern Recognition techniques. These are explained in a unified an innovative way, with multiple examples enhacing the clarification of concepts and the application of methods. Recent methods and results in Pattern Recognition are also presented in a clear way. A CD-ROM offered with the book includes datasets and software tools, making it easier for the reader to follow the taught matters in a hands-on fashion right from the start.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Contents xi
Symbols and Abbreviations xvii
Basic Notions
1(20)
Object Recognition
1(1)
Pattern Similarity and PR Tasks
2(7)
Classification Tasks
3(3)
Regression Tasks
6(2)
Description Tasks
8(1)
Classes, Patterns and Features
9(4)
PR Approaches
13(3)
Data Clustering
14(1)
Statistical Classification
14(1)
Neural Networks
15(1)
Structural PR
16(1)
PR Project
16(5)
Project Tasks
16(2)
Training and Testing
18(1)
PR Software
18(2)
Bibliography
20(1)
Pattern Discrimination
21(32)
Decision Regions and Functions
21(8)
Generalized Decision Functions
23(3)
Hyperplane Separability
26(3)
Feature Space Metrics
29(4)
The Covariance Matrix
33(6)
Principal Components
39(2)
Feature Assessment
41(5)
Graphic Inspection
42(1)
Distribution Model Assessment
43(1)
Statistical Inference Tests
44(2)
The Dimensionality Ratio Problem
46(7)
Bibliography
49(1)
Exercises
49(4)
Data Clustering
53(26)
Unsupervised Classification
53(2)
The Standardization Issue
55(3)
Tree Clustering
58(7)
Linkage Rules
60(3)
Tree Clustering Experiments
63(2)
Dimensional Reduction
65(5)
K-Means Clustering
70(3)
Cluster Validation
73(6)
Bibliography
76(1)
Exercises
77(2)
Statistical Classification
79(68)
Linear Discriminants
79(11)
Minimum Distance Classifier
79(3)
Euclidian Linear Discriminants
82(3)
Mahalanobis Linear Discriminants
85(3)
Fisher's Linear Discriminant
88(2)
Bayesian Classification
90(18)
Bayes Rule for Minimum Risk
90(7)
Normal Bayesian Classification
97(6)
Reject Region
103(2)
Dimensionality Ratio and Error Estimation
105(3)
Model-Free Techniques
108(13)
The Parzen Window Method
110(3)
The K-Nearest Neighbours Method
113(3)
The ROC Curve
116(5)
Feature Selection
121(5)
Classifier Evaluation
126(4)
Tree Classifiers
130(8)
Decision Trees and Tables
130(6)
Automatic Generation of Tree Classifiers
136(2)
Statistical Classifiers in Data Mining
138(9)
Bibliography
140(2)
Exercises
142(5)
Neural Networks
147(96)
LMS Adjusted Discriminants
147(8)
Activation Functions
155(4)
The Percepton Concept
159(8)
Neural Network Types
167(4)
Multi-Layer Perceptrons
171(13)
The Back-Propagation Algorithm
172(3)
Practical aspects
175(6)
Time Series
181(3)
Performance of Neural Networks
184(17)
Error Measures
184(2)
The Hessian Matrix
186(3)
Bias and Variance in NN Design
189(3)
Network Complexity
192(7)
Risk Minimization
199(2)
Approximation Methods in NN Training
201(6)
The Conjugate-Gradient Method
202(3)
The Levenberg-Marquardt Method
205(2)
Genetic Algorithms in NN Training
207(5)
Radial Basis Functions
212(3)
Support Vector Machines
215(8)
Kohonen Networks
223(3)
Hopfield Networks
226(5)
Modular Neural Networks
231(4)
Neural Networks in Data Mining
235(8)
Bibliography
237(2)
Exercises
239(4)
Structural Pattern Recognition
243(48)
Pattern Primitives
243(4)
Signal Primitives
243(2)
Image Primitives
245(2)
Structural Representations
247(3)
Strings
247(1)
Graphs
248(1)
Trees
249(1)
Syntactic Analysis
250(15)
String Grammars
250(3)
Picture Description Language
253(2)
Grammar Types
255(2)
Finite-State Automata
257(3)
Attributed Grammars
260(1)
Stochastic Grammars
261(3)
Grammatical Inference
264(1)
Structural Matching
265(26)
String Matching
265(6)
Probablistic Relaxation Matching
271(3)
Discrete Relaxation Matching
274(1)
Relaxation Using Hopfield Networks
275(4)
Graph and Tree Matching
279(4)
Bibliography
283(2)
Exercises
285(6)
Appendix A - CD Datasets 291(10)
A.1 Breat Tissue
291(1)
A.2 Clusters
292(1)
A.3 Cork Stoppers
292(1)
A.4 Crimes
293(1)
A.5 Cardiotocographic Data
293(1)
A.6 Electrocardiograms
294(1)
A.7 Foetal Heart Rate Signals
295(1)
A.8 FHR-Apgar
295(1)
A.9 Firms
296(1)
A.10 Foetal Weight
296(1)
A.11 Food
297(1)
A.12 Fruits
297(1)
A.13 Impulses on Noise
297(1)
A.14 MLP Sets
298(1)
A.15 Norm2c2d
298(1)
A.16 Rocks
299(1)
A.17 Stock Exchange
299(1)
A.18 Tanks
300(1)
A.19 Weather
300(1)
Appendix B - CD Tools 301(10)
B.1 Adaptive Filtering
301(1)
B.2 Density Estimation
301(1)
B.3 Design Set Size
302(1)
B.4 Error Energy
303(1)
B.5 Genetic Neural Networks
304(2)
B.6 Hopfield network
306(2)
B.7 k-NN Bounds
308(1)
B.8 k-NN Classification
308(1)
B.9 Perceptron
309(1)
B.10 Syntactic Analysis
309(2)
Appendix C - Orthonormal Transformation 311(4)
Index 315

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