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Classifier geometrical characteristic comparison and its application in classifier selection
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Multiple classifier methods are effective solutions to difficult pattern recognition problems. However, empirical successes and failures have not been completely explained. Amid the excitement and confusion, uncertainty persists in the optimality of method choices for specific problems due to strong data dependences of classifier performance. In response to this, I propose that further exploration of the methodology be guided by detailed descriptions of geometrical characteristics of data and classifier models.