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Multi-objective optimisation for receiver operating characteristic analysis
Authors
A.P. Bradley
B.D. Ripley
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C. Bishop
C.A. Coello Coello
C.M. Fonseca
D. Lowe
D. Mossman
D. Veldhuizen Van
D.J. Hand
E. Zitzler
J. Knowles
J.A. Hanley
J.D. Knowles
J.E. Fieldsend
K. Deb
K. Deb
M. Anastasio
M. Laumanns
M. T. Jensen
M.A. Kupinski
M.H. Zweig
N.M. Adams
R.O. Duda
X. Yao
Publication date
1 January 2006
Publisher
'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Doi
Abstract
Copyright © 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. The final publication is available at link.springer.comBook title: Multi-Objective Machine LearningSummary Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis is now a standard tool for the comparison of binary classifiers and the selection operating parameters when the costs of misclassification are unknown. This chapter outlines the use of evolutionary multi-objective optimisation techniques for ROC analysis, in both its traditional binary classification setting, and in the novel multi-class ROC situation. Methods for comparing classifier performance in the multi-class case, based on an analogue of the Gini coefficient, are described, which leads to a natural method of selecting the classifier operating point. Illustrations are given concerning synthetic data and an application to Short Term Conflict Alert
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