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    • Machine Learning
    • Statistical Classification

    Background:

    • Binary classifiers are effective, but multiclass extensions are challenging for some methods like Support Vector Machines.
    • Existing multiclass strategies face efficiency issues with a large number of classes (hundreds to thousands).

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an efficient and effective multiclass classification method for problems with many classes.
    • To introduce a novel approach leveraging the correlation and joint probability of base binary learners.

    Main Methods:

    • Learning correlation and joint probability of base binary learners during training.
    • Grouping binary learners based on independence.
    • Employing a Bayesian approach to combine results for new instance classification.
    • Implementing strategies to reduce base learners and identify complementary ones.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed method demonstrates efficiency and effectiveness across datasets ranging from small (26 classes) to large (1000 classes).
    • Iterative refinement using new procedures improved overall performance.
    • The approach successfully addresses the challenge of large-scale multiclass classification.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed method offers a scalable and efficient solution for multiclass classification problems.
    • It provides a way to select discriminative binary classifiers while maintaining computational efficiency.
    • The approach is validated against existing literature methods on diverse public datasets.