A Text Classification Algorithm Based on Improved Multidimensional–Multiresolution Topological Pattern Recognition
Zhichao Li, Jilin Huang · International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence · 2018
Traditional pattern recognition is based on “optimal partition” and the goal is to find an optimal classification interface based on the distribution of each category in high-dimensional space, thus has its inherent shortcomings and deficiencies. While topology pattern recognition can effectively compensate for the shortcomings of traditional pattern recognition, topological pattern recognition is based on “cognition” and the goal is to find the appropriate cover according to the “complex set cover” in high-dimensional space to achieve cognitive effect. Topological pattern recognition can effectively consummate the characteristics of high error rate, low recognition rate and repetitive training in the existing recognition system with low training sample number. At present, topology pattern recognition has been applied in many areas of social life. However, one problem that can’t be ignored is that topological pattern recognition requires a long training time and low fault tolerance rate. Therefore, this paper proposes an improved multidimensional–multiresolution topological pattern recognition, and applies it to text classification and recognition. The results show that the improved multidimensional–multiresolution topological pattern recognition method can effectively reduce the training time of text classification and improve the classification efficiency.