Murray H. Loew

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Published: 1993
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2002
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Hilary J. Holz, Murray H. Loew:
Validation of relative feature importance using natural data. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 23(4): 367-380 (2002)
2000
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Hilary J. Holz, Murray H. Loew:
Validation of Relative Feature Importance Using a Natural Data Set. ICPR 2000: 2414-2417
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Hilary J. Holz, Murray H. Loew:
Design Choices and Theoretical Issues for Relative Feature Importance, a Metric for Nonparametric Discriminatory Power. SSPR/SPR 2000: 696-705
1997
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Hilary J. Holz, Murray H. Loew:
Multi-class classifier-independent feature analysis. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 18(11-13): 1219-1224 (1997)
1995
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Hilary J. Holz, Murray H. Loew:
Concurrency in Feature Analysis. PARA 1995: 313-322

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