This document discusses feature selection and feature extraction techniques for dimensionality reduction in machine learning. It covers filter-based, wrapper-based and embedded methods for feature selection, and describes the general steps of feature selection procedures.
This document discusses feature selection and feature extraction techniques for dimensionality reduction in machine learning. It covers filter-based, wrapper-based and embedded methods for feature selection, and describes the general steps of feature selection procedures.
This document discusses feature selection and feature extraction techniques for dimensionality reduction in machine learning. It covers filter-based, wrapper-based and embedded methods for feature selection, and describes the general steps of feature selection procedures.
This document discusses feature selection and feature extraction techniques for dimensionality reduction in machine learning. It covers filter-based, wrapper-based and embedded methods for feature selection, and describes the general steps of feature selection procedures.
A type of dimensionality reduction where a large number of
pixels of the image are efficiently represented in such a way that interesting parts of the image are captured effectively.
Dimensionality reduction refers to techniques for reducing the
number of input variables in training data. When dealing with high dimensional data, it is often useful to reduce the dimensionality by projecting the data to a lower dimensional subspace which captures the “essence” of the data. Feature selection is also known as variable selection. It uses ● data preprocessing techniques of data mining ● And is mainly used for declining data by eradicating some attribute values. ● This process progresses the performance of prediction, ● decreases the training time of the algorithm, and ● Also offers better imagining of data. Feature selections have many application areas such as healthcare, ensemble technique, embedded method, etc.
Feature selection is an approach of selecting the most relevant
subset features for developing a robust AI/machine learning model.
In the feature selection process,
● Redundant and/or irrelevant data is removed from the main database. ● Performance of the diagnostics model may be improved. ● Computational burden on the machine will be reduced. ● Computational efficiency is increased. Generally, in feature selection procedure four main steps should be involved as given: (1) subset generation; (2) evaluation of the subset; (3) procedure stopping criteria; and (4) validation. In step#1, sub-sets are selected based on the search approach. generally, the approach depends on search direction and search methodology. Step#2 depends on several evaluation parameters such as distance, dependency, consistency, etc. In the step#3, stopping criteria depends on several other criteria (i.e., error is less than required/chosen, complete the search, etc.). In step#4, the validation of selected attributes is performed using different advanced AI/ML algorithms.
There are different types of feature selection methods. There
are three main categories of feature selection approaches. These approaches are: (1) Filter-based Feature Selection (FbFS) FbFS is the preprocessing step of any AI/machine learning approach. The FbFS method measures the quality (correlation, similarity, information, and dependency) of the dataset. Due to this, FbFS methods are fast and free from high computational calculations. Filter-based feature selection chooses the most relevant features regardless of the learning algorithm. These methods rely on measuring properties of the features, such as correlation, entropy, or intra/inter-class distance to determine how informative they are. (2) Wrapper-based Feature Selection (WbFS) WbFS is based on predictive performance of predefined predictors. WbFS is not economical in comparison to FbFS methods. Some of the approaches under WbFS methods are: ● Sequential Selection Algorithms (SSA) ● Heuristic-Based Selection Algorithms (HbSA).
Wrapper-based feature selection uses the learning algorithm to
evaluate the goodness of a subset of features. This approach has the advantage of allowing the detection of likely interaction among characteristics, albeit with a higher computation time than filter-based methods. (3) Embedded Model based Feature Selection (EMbFS) or Intrinsic Feature Selection (IFS) Embedded-based feature selection aims to combine the advantage of both filter and wrapper methods. The feature selection is embedded in the learning process of the algorithm. For instance, decision trees, such as CART, have a built-in mechanism to perform feature selection. In The EMbFS category of feature selection, the following approaches come in the list as: LASSO, classification & regression tree (CART), C4.5, and SVM-RFE, MSVMs, etc. Original Features 25 is dropped to 11 Features now below
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