Detecting Concept Drift in Machine Learning
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Machine learning models are trained with historical data, but once they are used in the real world, they may become outdated and lose their accuracy over time due to a phenomenon called drift. Drift is the change over time in the statistical properties of the data that was used to train a machine...
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Introducing ikNN: An Interpretable k Nearest Neighbors Model
Introducing ikNN: An Interpretable k Nearest Neighbors Model
Sequential Detection of Switches in Models with Changing Structures
Sequential detection of structural changes in models is a critical aspect in various domains, enabling timely and informed decision-making. This involves identifying moments when the parameters or structure of a model change, often signaling significant events or shifts in the underlying data-gen...
Frequent Patterns Outlier Factor
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Central Limit Theorem for m-dependent Random Variables Under Sub-linear Expectations
This article rigorously explores the Central Limit Theorem for m-dependent random variables under sub-linear expectations, presenting new inequalities, proof outlines, and implications in modeling dependent sequences.
Detecting Outliers Using Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is a robust technique used for dimensionality reduction while retaining critical information in datasets. Its sensitivity makes it particularly useful for detecting outliers in multivariate datasets. Detecting outliers can provide early warnings of abnormal cond...