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    Odor recognition in robotics applications by discriminative time-series modeling

    Odor classification by a robot equipped with an electronic nose (e-nose) is a challenging task for pattern recognition since volatiles have to be classified quickly and reliably even in the case of short measu...

    Frank-Michael Schleif, Barbara Hammer in Pattern Analysis and Applications (2016)

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    Local Reject Option for Deterministic Multi-class SVM

    Classification with reject option allows classifiers to abstain from the classification of unclear cases. While it has been shown that global reject options are optimal for probabilistic classifiers, local rej...

    Johannes Kummert, Benjamin Paassen in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2016)

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    Non-negative Kernel Sparse Coding for the Analysis of Motion Data

    We are interested in a decomposition of motion data into a sparse linear combination of base functions which enable efficient data processing. We combine two prominent frameworks: dynamic time war** (DTW), w...

    Babak Hosseini, Felix Hülsmann, Mario Botsch in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2016)

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    Convergence of Multi-pass Large Margin Nearest Neighbor Metric Learning

    Large margin nearest neighbor classification (LMNN) is a popular technique to learn a metric that improves the accuracy of a simple k-nearest neighbor classifier via a convex optimization scheme. However, the ...

    Christina Göpfert, Benjamin Paassen in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2016)

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    Local Rejection Strategies for Learning Vector Quantization

    Classification with rejection is well understood for classifiers which provide explicit class probabilities. The situation is more complicated for popular deterministic classifiers such as learning vector quan...

    Lydia Fischer, Barbara Hammer, Heiko Wersing in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2014)

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    Efficient Adaptation of Structure Metrics in Prototype-Based Classification

    More complex data formats and dedicated structure metrics have spurred the development of intuitive machine learning techniques which directly deal with dissimilarity data, such as relational learning vector q...

    Bassam Mokbel, Benjamin Paassen in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2014)

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    Sparse Prototype Representation by Core Sets

    Due to the increasing amount of large data sets, efficient learning algorithms are necessary. Also the interpretation of the final model is desirable to draw efficient conclusions from the model results. Proto...

    Frank-Michael Schleif, **bin Zhu in Intelligent Data Engineering and Automated… (2013)

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    Secure Semi-supervised Vector Quantization for Dissimilarity Data

    The amount and complexity of data increase rapidly, however, due to time and cost constrains, only few of them are fully labeled. In this context non-vectorial relational data given by pairwise (dis-)similarit...

    **bin Zhu, Frank-Michael Schleif, Barbara Hammer in Advances in Computational Intelligence (2013)

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    A Median Variant of Generalized Learning Vector Quantization

    We introduce a median variant of the Generalized Learning Vector Quantization (GLVQ) algorithm. Thus, GLVQ can be used for classification problem learning, for which only dissimilarity information between the ...

    David Nebel, Barbara Hammer, Thomas Villmann in Neural Information Processing (2013)

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    Using Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction to Visualize Classifiers

    Nonlinear dimensionality reduction (DR) techniques offer the possibility to visually inspect a given finite high-dimensional data set in two dimensions. In this contribution, we address the problem to visualiz...

    Alexander Schulz, Andrej Gisbrecht in Advances in Computational Intelligence (2013)

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    Kernel Robust Soft Learning Vector Quantization

    Prototype-based classification schemes offer very intuitive and flexible classifiers with the benefit of easy interpretability of the results and scalability of the model complexity. Recent prototype-based mod...

    Daniela Hofmann, Barbara Hammer in Artificial Neural Networks in Pattern Recognition (2012)

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    A Conformal Classifier for Dissimilarity Data

    Current classification algorithms focus on vectorial data, given in euclidean or kernel spaces. Many real world data, like biological sequences are not vectorial and often non-euclidean, given by (dis-)similar...

    Frank-Michael Schleif, **bin Zhu in Artificial Intelligence Applications and I… (2012)

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    Patch Processing for Relational Learning Vector Quantization

    Recently, an extension of popular learning vector quantization (LVQ) to general dissimilarity data has been proposed, relational generalized LVQ (RGLVQ) [10,9]. An intuitive prototype based classification sche...

    **bin Zhu, Frank-Michael Schleif, Barbara Hammer in Advances in Neural Networks – ISNN 2012 (2012)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Learning Relevant Time Points for Time-Series Data in the Life Sciences

    In the life sciences, short time series with high dimensional entries are becoming more and more popular such as spectrometric data or gene expression profiles taken over time. Data characteristics rule out cl...

    Frank-Michael Schleif, Bassam Mokbel in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2012)

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    How to Quantitatively Compare Data Dissimilarities for Unsupervised Machine Learning?

    For complex data sets, the pairwise similarity or dissimilarity of data often serves as the interface of the application scenario to the machine learning tool. Hence, the final result of training is severely i...

    Bassam Mokbel, Sebastian Gross, Markus Lux in Artificial Neural Networks in Pattern Reco… (2012)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Relational Extensions of Learning Vector Quantization

    Prototype-based models offer an intuitive interface to given data sets by means of an inspection of the model prototypes. Supervised classification can be achieved by popular techniques such as learning vector...

    Barbara Hammer, Frank-Michael Schleif, **bin Zhu in Neural Information Processing (2011)

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    Accelerating Kernel Neural Gas

    Clustering approaches constitute important methods for unsupervised data analysis. Traditionally, many clustering models focus on spherical or ellipsoidal clusters in Euclidean space. Kernel methods extend the...

    Frank-Michael Schleif, Andrej Gisbrecht in Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Lea… (2011)

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    A General Framework for Dimensionality Reduction for Large Data Sets

    With electronic data increasing dramatically in almost all areas of research, a plethora of new techniques for automatic dimensionality reduction and data visualization has become available in recent years. Th...

    Barbara Hammer, Michael Biehl, Kerstin Bunte in Advances in Self-Organizing Maps (2011)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Topographic Map** of Dissimilarity Data

    Topographic map** offers a very flexible tool to inspect large quantities of high-dimensional data in an intuitive way. Often, electronic data are inherently non-Euclidean and modern data formats are connect...

    Barbara Hammer, Andrej Gisbrecht, Alexander Hasenfuss in Advances in Self-Organizing Maps (2011)

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    Global Coordination Based on Matrix Neural Gas for Dynamic Texture Synthesis

    Matrix neural gas has been proposed as a mathematically well-founded extension of neural gas networks to represent data in terms of prototypes and local principal components in a smooth way. The additional inf...

    Banchar Arnonkijpanich, Barbara Hammer in Artificial Neural Networks in Pattern Recognition (2010)

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