Random Subclasses Ensembles by Using 1-Nearest Neighbor Framework

2017 
A classifier ensemble is a combination of diverse and accurate classifiers. Generally, a classifier ensemble performs better than any single classifier in the ensemble. Naive Bayes classifiers are simple but popular classifiers for many applications. As it is difficult to create diverse naive Bayes classifiers, naive Bayes ensembles are not very successful. In this paper, we propose Random Subclasses (RS) ensembles for Naive Bayes classifiers. In the proposed method, new subclasses for each class are created by using 1-Nearest Neighbor (1-NN) framework that uses randomly selected points from the training data. A classifier considers each subclass as a class of its own. As the method to create subclasses is random, diverse datasets are generated. Each classifier in an ensemble learns on one dataset from the pool of diverse datasets. Diverse training datasets ensure diverse classifiers in the ensemble. New subclasses create easy to learn decision boundaries that in turn create accurate naive Bayes classifie...
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