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This paper aims to improve the response performance of min-max modular classifier by a module selection policy for two-class classification during recognition. We propose an efficient base classifier selection algorithm. We show that the quadratic complexity of original min-max modular classifier can fall onto the level of linear complexity in the number of base-classifier modules for each input sample under presented selection scheme. The experimental results indicate the effectiveness of our algorithm and verify our theoretical analysis.