July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
254 pages
6h 29m
English
In previous sections, we discussed binary classification, in which each instance must be assigned to one of two classes, and multi-class classification, in which each instance must be assigned to one of a set of classes. The final type of classification problem that we will discuss is multi-label classification, in which each instance can be assigned a subset of the set of classes. Examples of multi-label classification include assigning tags to messages posted to a forum and classifying objects present in an image. There are two groups of approaches for multi-label classification.
Problem transformation methods are techniques that cast the original multi-label problem as a set of single-label ...
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