STIMOLO MARIA INES
Congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
TEACHING CONSTRUCCTION CLASSIFICATION RULES WITH APPLICATTIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
Lugar:
Salvador de Bahia
Reunión:
Congreso; 7th. International Conference on Teaching Statistics; 2006
Institución organizadora:
International Statistical Institute (ISI)
Resumen:
Supervised classification or pattern recognition is a method to solve decision problems in Social Sciences. It is organized on the basis of specific sets of predictor variables and the existence of classes known a priori. Based on a training sample, its main objective is to construct a classification rule in order to predict the class to which a new object belongs. Nowadays, the availability and efficacy of powerful computers have made possible many advances in this field, both in Statistics and Computer Sciences. In this section, different methods will be discussed and illustrated with the results obtained in several applications. The following topics will be dealt with: Parametric Discriminant Analysis, Non-parametric Discriminant Analysis, Logistic Discriminant Analysis, Neuronal Networks, Recursive Partitioning and Estimation of Error Rates