Abstract
In this article, we propose a new generalization of the rank nearest neighbor (RNN) rule for multivariate data for diagnosis of breast cancer. We study the performance of this rule using two well known databases and compare the results with the conventional k-NN rule. We observe that this rule performed remarkably well, and the computational complexity of the proposed k-RNN is much less than the conventional k-NN rule.
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