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RHC: a non-parametric cluster-based data reduction for efficient \(k\)-NN classification

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Although the \(k\)-NN classifier is a popular classification method, it suffers from the high computational cost and storage requirements it involves. This paper proposes two effective cluster-based data reduction algorithms for efficient \(k\)-NN classification. Both have low preprocessing cost and can achieve high data reduction rates while maintaining \(k\)-NN classification accuracy at high levels. The first proposed algorithm is called reduction through homogeneous clusters (RHC) and is based on a fast preprocessing clustering procedure that creates homogeneous clusters. The centroids of these clusters constitute the reduced training set. The second proposed algorithm is a dynamic version of RHC that retains all its properties and, in addition, it can manage datasets that cannot fit in main memory and is appropriate for dynamic environments where new training data are gradually available. Experimental results, based on fourteen datasets, illustrate that both algorithms are faster and achieve higher reduction rates than four known methods, while maintaining high classification accuracy.

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Notes

  1. DRTs have two points of view: (1) item reduction, and, (2) dimensionality reduction. We consider them from the first point of view.

  2. One should not confuse \(k\) of \(k\)-NN with \(k\) of \(k\)-Means.

  3. http://sci2s.ugr.es/keel/datasets.php.

  4. Many datasets distributed by the KEEL repository have been preprocessed to remove duplicates.

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S. Ougiaroglou is supported by a scholarship from the state scholarships foundation of Greece (I.K.Y.).

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Ougiaroglou, S., Evangelidis, G. RHC: a non-parametric cluster-based data reduction for efficient \(k\)-NN classification. Pattern Anal Applic 19, 93–109 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10044-014-0393-7

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