The Impact of Randomization on Circular-Complex Extreme Learning Machine for Real Valued Classification Problems
Ram GovindSingh, Akhil Pandey · International Journal of Computer Applications · 2014
Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) has recently emerged as a fast classifier giving good performance.Circular-Complex extreme learning machine (CC-ELM) is recently proposed complex variant of ELM which has fully complex activation function.It has been shown that CC-ELM outperforms real valued and other complex valued classifiers.In both CCELM & ELM parameters between input and hidden layer are initialized randomly and the weights between hidden and output layer are obtained analytically.Due to this randomization, the performance of both ELM & CC-ELM fluctuates.In this paper, performance fluctuation due to random parameter of CC-ELM and the circular transformation function have been analyzed first, then by using an Ensemble approach namely Bagging, a variants Bagging.C1 is proposed to bring the stability in the performance of CC-ELM.In Bagging.C1 various data samples are generated by using random parameters of circular transformation function.Performance of proposed classifier ensemble is evaluated using a set of benchmark real-valued classification problems from the University of California, Irvine machine learning repository.