Collateral Representative Subspace Projection Modeling for Supervised Classification
In this paper, a novel supervised classification approach called collateral representative subspace projection modeling (C-RSPM) is presented. C-RSPM facilitates schemes for collateral class modeling, class-ambiguity solving, and classification, resulting a multi-class supervised classifier with high detection rate and various operational benefits including low training and classification times and low processing power and memory requirements. In addition, C-RSPM is capable of adaptively selecting nonconsecutive principal dimensions from the statistical information of the training data set to achieve an accurate modeling of a representative subspace. Experimental results have shown that the proposed C-RSPM approach outperforms other supervised classification methods such as SIMCA, C4.5 decision tree, decision table (DT), nearest neighbor (NN), KNN, support vector machine (SVM), I-NN best warping window DTW, I-NN DTW with no warping window, and the well-known classifier boosting method AdaBoost with SVM