A Novel Algorithm for Classifying Measuring Curves Based on Interval Estimation

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Due to noises and instrument defects, frequency-or time-domain measuring curves of a certain signal are usually different. It is then of great importance to recognize which signal a measuring curve belongs to, resulting in a classification problem. Considering the slow running speed of the commonly used classifier SVM, we propose a novel classification algorithm based on interval estimation. The complexity of our algorithm is linear to the class number. Experiment results demonstrate the feasibility and efficiency of the proposed algorithm.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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3061-3064

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August 2013

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