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Multilabel classification assigns to each sample a set of target labels. This can be thought as predicting properties of a data-point that are not mutually exclusive, such as topics that are relevant for a document. A text might be about any of religion, politics, finance or education at the same time or none of these.

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Is it possible to determine the probability of each time sample to belong a certain class using gaussian distribution with Recurrent Neural Networks?

I'm trying to train a deep learning model that predicts the probability of each time sample in a two-component time series . In this case, I want the target tensor (Y) to be a probability value for ...
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Fine-tune zero-shot classification model multi-label

I started a small project where I am trying to fine-tune a zero-shot classification model on a proprietary dataset. I was thinking to use the NLI approach, building contradiction and entailment ...
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How can I labelling a sequence of network traffic to one single classification?

I want to labelling network traffic (several .pcap-files) to different classifications. But this network traffic are not just one entry, there are sequence of entries (~50). So how is it possible, to ...
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How to Fix Dimension Issues of features and classes from a Multilabel Classification dataset in getting the Out-of-Bag Error of a Random Forest?

I have created a multilabel classification dataset using make_multilabel_classification from scikit learn: ...
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How to deal with "Could not broadcast input array from shape (1141,2) into shape (1141,)" to get Out-of-Bag error while using Random Forest

I have a dataset that consists of 171 features and 39 labels. I captured both features and labels of the dataset through slicing: ...
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Modeling Individual Device Demand in a Domestic Electrical Installation using Machine Learning

I'm working on a machine learning project aimed at classifying electrical loads detected in a domestic electrical installation by a current transformer (CT) during daily activities. The challenge lies ...
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Training a two-layer neural network for multi-label data (binary bit array of dim 50)

This is my problem setup. Train Input size (6300x300) These are standard BERT embeddings, so floating point numbers, mostly negatives. Train Output size (6300x50) These are binary bit arrays like [0, ...
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Macro Averaging vs. Samples Averaging in multilabel classification problems

I am currently working on a multilabel classification problem and I have developed some models to solve it using the SciKit-Learn framework. I wish now to evaluated the models by producing scores for ...
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What is a good approach for classifying pairs of mutually dependent populations?

Imagine you have several pairs of populations - 1a and 1b, 2a and 2b, ... , na and nb. 'a' denotes a normal population and 'b' - an affected population. Populations 'a' and 'b' are mutually dependent ...
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Multilabel Image Classification - problem with probability at prediction

I'm building a multilabel image classification problem usinc MIMIC CXR dataset. I'm struggling with probability at prediction as for every image in test dataset the probability of an existance of ...
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Multilabel classification: Choosing threshold

I'm creating a multilabel classification approach based on sentence embeddings applied to text taken from a chatbot. We have the following: a training dataset of 2,500 lines, where each line is a ...
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How do I exploit partial labels for classification?

How does one learn a classifier from data that isn't always fully labelled? For example, say one has corrupted data from the CIFAR-10 dataset (which has labels like bird/automobile/ship/truck). Now ...
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efficent way to evalute multi label class models

does anyone have an idea about how to evaluate multi-label classifiers? ie: when your label is not a single class but it can be multiple ones i have tried calculating the Jaccard index for each ...
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What are the implications of framing a classification problem against classes conceived as DAG vs DAG-SS?

Imagine a problem where one needs to characterize documents within a hierarchy of classes. I'll use the simple animal example where a document may fit "dog" or "cat" or "...
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Multilabel metrics: micro vs. macro vs. weighted vs. samples?

I'm working on a multilabel classification problem; there are $N$ classes and each example can belong to $[0, N]$ of those classes. Below you can see the precision and recall computed using various ...
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Treating a Multi Task Problem as Single Task

In my model, the input is textual data. I have 5 targets, and each can take values from 0 to 5 (categorical values), which means that I am dealing with a multi-task problem and I need 5 heads for 5 ...
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Feature generation for multi-label classification

Problem statement Predict customer's likelihood/propensity to buy multiple category of products from a grocery store give past purchase data (Given a set of users at time 𝑡, predict whether they will ...
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Common cross-validation code: why does it work?

The following Python code is common practice when creating a folds column for multi-label stratified k-fold cross-validation: ...
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Existence of a "three-point" machine learning model?

I may want to ask if there are studies that exist which utilize a "three-point machine learning model. What I mean by "three-point machine learning model is that it may use several ...
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Multiple classes present in one-hot encoding

When dealing with classification for multiple classes present in the same sample, can the output layer have the form of one-hot encoding, but instead of only one hot, have multiple? That is, in case ...
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Movement in cohorts

I am working on a user sales data which gets updated week over week. Based on the sales done in each week, the user is categorized in segment A, B or C. This means size of each segment could change ...
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Multi-label classification inference

I am working on a multi-label classification with transformers. I want to assign tags to input text. First, I have trained a model multiclass and with the pipeline function I can retrieve all possible ...
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How to approach a problem of identifying misclassified categories

So I have a dataset of where people have to classify repair cases narratives according to a dropdown. The dropdown has a default type and my boss informs me that an unknown number are probably ...
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multi label classifictaion - single class or group labels?

I currently working on a vehicle dataset, with the goal of detection and classification vehicle types (car, bus, truck, motorcycle). In addition, for each vehicle, I want to detect and classify each ...
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Large change in validation loss, small change in training loss

I'm training a multi-task, multi-label neural network. I am attempting to tune the architecture and am having some trouble interpreting the learning curves. Particularly, when I look at the learning ...
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What statistical model suits for this problem?

I have a dataset with 6 target variables and the target variables are Boolean. The requirement is to use logistic regression to build the model. Which ML approach can be used in this situation? Will ...
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Mulitlabel stratified k-fold splitting with non-overlapping groups

For multilabel stratification, we have a good solution implemented by scikit-multilearn which I believe is based on the algorithm presented in "On the Stratification of Multi-label Data". ...
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How to include information about labels in a multilabel classification task

Currently, I'm working on a multilabel classification problem for a shared task in NLP. I have quite a few labels, and with those labels, I have a little paragraph defining them. I was wondering if ...
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calculate sklearn metrics from 2d array

I have the following frame of actual value, ...
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Best approach for rule-based system in multilabel classification-problem?

I’m new to the world of NLP and am looking for some guidance. I want to create a rule-based system that “grades” text in accordance to some set of criteria. For example, one criteria could be “The ...
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Which model to use for multitarget classification with strong class imbalance and many categorical variables?

I have a small dataset 79 observations in 21 variables. Almost all the variables are categorical variables in the format yes/no or 1/2/3. I would like to predict jointly three of these variables ...
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How do I Classify text data with multiple sub labels? [closed]

If I have data that was like this How can I train keywords and try to classify them into these labels what was the best algorithm to try this and labels are not limited to 4 might increase and some ...
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The paradox of Imbalanced binary classification ¿To do something or to do nothing?

Context: Suppose we are interested in deploy a machine learning model to solve a problem of binary classification; furthermore, assume that the dataset $\mathcal{D}$ for the training of our model ...
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We pose recommendation as extreme multiclass classification problem, what is a class here? is it video category? or the video itself?

In the Youtube video recommendation paper, the author talks about candidate generation is a multi class classification problem, I am trying to understand what the classes here, a video category or the ...
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What is the effect Cross-Multi-Labeling/Annotation on learning process?

I have a philosophical question regarding training convolution neuronal network. I am work on training NN for purpose of detection of Window and Window blind. This is an issue of cross labels; that is,...
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Beginner Question on Understanding Linear Classifier

I have been trying to understand the math behind Linear classifier for images and I'm hitting a roadblock to understanding this image below: I can to some extent agree that we stretch the pixels into ...
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Are more target labels in a multi-label classification always better?

Context We work on medical image segmentation. There are a lot of potential labels for one and the same region we segment. There can be different medically defined labels like anatomical regions, more ...
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Understanding SGD for Binary Cross-Entropy loss

I'm trying to describe mathematically how stochastic gradient descent could be used to minimize the binary cross entropy loss. The typical description of SGD is that I can find online is: $\theta = \...
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Why is Word2vec regarded as a neural embedding?

In the skip-gram model, the probability that a word $w$ is part of the set of context words $\{w_o^{(i)}\}$ $(i= 1:m)$ where $m$ is the context window around the central word, is given by: $$p(w_o | ...
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Text to Text classification

I am new comer to the field of data science and have been struggling with a simple classification problem. It seems to be generic enough and I have a suspicion that there must be a better way to frame/...
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Methods for combining instance observations for classification

I am working on a project where I classify tiny moving particles into a few classes (fibers, hairs, glass shards, bubbles). The particles are only a few pixels large and are observed in a few frames ...
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Method for multi-label category classification

I’m working on a project that involves a Natural Language Processing methodology. I want to classify categories(label) to biomedical news articles (it can be multi-label) (For example, News 1: ...
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Can we recognize different events in time-series data by patterns?

I'm currently have to deal with multiple time-series datasets with the same type of patterns. My quest is to find a way to label these data points (or may be intervals) correctly. Below is how the ...
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Multi-label Classifier underperforms individual classifiers

I originally trained multiple individual binary classifiers for each label of an image. Then, I realized I can train a single multilabel model for this task. I used binary_cross_entropy loss for this ...
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Conventional way of representing uncertainty

I am calculating metrics such as F1 score, Recall, Precision and Accuracy in multilabel classification setting. With random initiliazed weights the softmax output (i.e. prediction) might look like ...
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Class imbalance: Will transforming multi-label (aka multi-task) to multi-class problem help?

I noticed this and this questions, but my problem is more about class imbalance. So now I have, say, 1000 targets and some input samples (with some feature vectors). Each input sample can have label ...
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Computing precision in case of multi-label classification

When evaluating a multi-label model for precision by averaging the precision of each sample, would it be appropriate to a) ignore those samples where no prediction is being made? Or is it more ...
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Predict indices of text using deep learning

I want to predict the start and end indices of text where a certain type of propaganda technique is used like smears, name-calling, loaded language etc. Some examples from the dataset are: ...
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Why do we need "MultiOutputClassifier" if we can get same results without it?

I am learning about multi-label multi-classification examples It is when you have a case like this ...
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How to train multioutput classification with hyperparameter tuning in sklearn?

I am working on a simple multioutput classification problem and noticed this error showing up whenever running the below code: ...
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