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<H1>KNNC: K-Nearest-Neighbors Classification</H1><H2>Parameter Information</H2> |
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<H2> Classify or validate </H2> |
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You can classify unknowns based on a training set consisting of knowns. You can validate the training set by leaving out each |
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element of the training set in turn, and using the remaining elements of the training set to classify the one left out. |
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You can thus assess the quality of the training classes. A good training class should have most of its original members |
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classified into itself during this process (cross validation), and it should have few members of other training classes falsely assigned to it. |
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