Abstract
Imbalanced data constitutes a challenge for knowledge management. This problem is even more complex in the presence of hybrid (numeric and categorical data) having missing values and multiple decision classes. Unfortunately, health-related information is often multiclass, hybrid, and imbalanced. This paper introduces a novel undersampling procedure that deals with multiclass hybrid data. We explore its impact on the performance of the recently proposed customized naïve associative classifier (CNAC). The experiments made, and the statistical analysis, show that the proposed method surpasses existing classifiers, with the advantage of being able to deal with multiclass, hybrid, and incomplete data with a low computational cost. In addition, our experiments showed that the CNAC benefits from data sampling; therefore, we recommend using the proposed undersampling procedure to balance data for CNAC.
Subject
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment,Geography, Planning and Development,Building and Construction
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