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Multi-class Classification

Multi-class classification is a type of supervised learning where the goal is to assign an input to one of three or more distinct classes. Unlike binary classification (which has only two classes), multi-class classification handles multiple labels and uses algorithms like logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, SVMs, or neural networks to predict the correct category based on the features of the input data.

Papers

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Every Untrue Label is Untrue in its Own Way: Controlling Error Type with the Log Bilinear LossCode0
Evaluating approaches for supervised semantic labelingCode0
Conformal inference is (almost) free for neural networks trained with early stoppingCode0
Conformalized Semi-supervised Random Forest for Classification and Abnormality DetectionCode0
Enhanced Network Embedding with Text InformationCode0
Consistent Structured Prediction with Max-Min Margin Markov NetworksCode0
A matter of attitude: Focusing on positive and active gradients to boost saliency mapsCode0
Active Learning from Positive and Unlabeled DataCode0
AMF: Aggregated Mondrian Forests for Online LearningCode0
Ensembling Uncertainty Measures to Improve Safety of Black-Box ClassifiersCode0
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Benchmark Results

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1COVID-CXNetAccuracy (%)94.2Unverified
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1COVID-ResNetF1 score0.9Unverified
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1SVM (tficf)Macro F173.9Unverified
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1Extra TreesF1-Score93.36Unverified
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1Multi-Model EnsembleMean AUC0.99Unverified