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Intro to Pattern Recognition

Pattern recognition is the process of transforming patterns from measurement space into classification space to classify objects into categories. It involves structured information analysis at qualitative and quantitative levels and is essential for building predictive models. Applications include statistical data analysis, signal processing, image analysis, and machine learning.

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Intro to Pattern Recognition

Pattern recognition is the process of transforming patterns from measurement space into classification space to classify objects into categories. It involves structured information analysis at qualitative and quantitative levels and is essential for building predictive models. Applications include statistical data analysis, signal processing, image analysis, and machine learning.

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Pattern Recognition

What does "Pattern Recognition” mean?

Learning Machines
Machine Decisions
Artificial Intelligence
Empirical Decision Processes…
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on" to denote the use in data interpretation processes, develop


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In short, the process of pattern recognition can be
defined as one of transforming patterns from
measurement space into classification space.
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The purpose of pattern recognition is to classify
objects, i.e. materials, into classes, categories
or groups.
Pattern recognition aims at finding and
characterizing structured information (patterns)
within experimental data distributions.
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Information within data can be structured at two levels:
-Qualitative
-Quantitative
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ified as groupings of samples.

as trends, ordered paths and correlation structures in the sp


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To build predictive models, supervised methods make use of
additional information, besides the one provided by the
descriptors. More specifically, qualitative supervised
methods necessitate a class index to be defined for each
sample of the training set (i.e., the set of samples used to
build the model), codifying the membership of that sample
to a given class. Analogously, quantitative supervised
methods require the quantitative property that needs to be
predicted (e.g., the concentration of a compound of interest,
or a physical or sensory property) to be known for the
training samples.
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It has applications in: Statistical data analysis,
Signal processing,
Image analysis,
Information retrieval,
Bioinformatics,
Data compression,
Computer graphics
and
Machine learning.
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of pattern recognition analysis can also be noted in water elec
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Conclusion

ion of computational technology. With its help, big data ana


rter and smarter.

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