Research on the Controllable Confidence Machine

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Manageable confidence machine learning is one of the important approaches to implement confidence machine application. This paper is based on two class confidence classifier, adopting two class classifier as tool to convert learning results of classifiers and achieve confidence management through setting threshold values. The research accomplished manageable general accuracy of the classification and manageable positive/negative classification accuracy. Such method is tested in 5 experimental data sets of cardiopathy and diabetes, achieved preferable research result.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1079-1080)

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851-855

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December 2014

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