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A quantum-based oversampling method for classification of highly imbalanced and overlapped data.

Bei Yang¹, Guilan Tian¹, Joseph Luttrell²

¹School of Computer and Artificial Intelligence, National Supercomputing Center in Zhengzhou, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450001, China.

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A new quantum-based oversampling method (QOSM) effectively addresses data imbalance and class overlapping. This novel approach improves classification accuracy for imbalanced datasets, outperforming existing methods.

Keywords:

Classification class imbalance class overlapping oversampling quantum potential energy

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Area of Science:

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Data Science
Quantum Computing Applications

Background:

Data imbalance and class overlapping significantly degrade classification performance.
Existing methods often fail to address both challenges simultaneously.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel quantum-based oversampling method (QOSM) for tackling data imbalance and class overlapping.
To enhance classification performance on challenging datasets.

Main Methods:

QOSM employs quantum potential theory to calculate sample potential energy.
A constructive covering algorithm selects optimal cover centers, focusing on overlapping regions.
Oversampling is applied to minority class covers to reduce imbalance ratio (IR).

Main Results:

QOSM significantly improves classification accuracy across SVM, KNN, and NB classifiers.
The method demonstrates superior performance compared to existing oversampling techniques.
Evaluated on 10 imbalanced KEEL datasets with varying overlap degrees.

Conclusions:

QOSM effectively mitigates data imbalance and class overlapping.
The method shows broad applicability and compatibility with various classifiers.
QOSM offers a promising solution for improving classification on highly imbalanced and overlapped data.