Abstract

One of the classical problems of the theory of pattern recognition is to reduce the dimension of the original feature space from dimension N to dimension N’, N’ < N. In the first works on pattern recognition, the task was to construct an informativeness criterion that maps N-dimensional to a space of lower dimension so that a solution can be made in this space. One of the advantages of this criterion is that the classification in a space of lower dimension is faster and easier, and the criterion of being constructed once.

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