Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In pattern classification tasks, errors are introduced because of differences beten the true model and the one obtained via model estimation. Using likelihood-ratio based classification, it is possible to correct for this discrepancy by finding class-pair specific terms to adjust the likelihood ratio directly, and that can make class-pair preference relationships intransitive. In this work,  introduce new methodology that makes necessary corrections to the likelihood ratio, specifically those that are necessary to achieve perfect classification (but not perfect likelihood-ratio correction which can be overkill). The new corrections, while aker than previously reported such adjustments, are analytically challenging since they involve discontinuous functions, therefore requiring several approximations.  test a number of these new schemes on an isolated-word speech recognition task as ll as on the UCI machine learning data sets. Results show that by using the bias terms calculated in this new way, classification accuracy can substantially improve over both the baseline and over our previous results.
['Gang Ji', 'Jeff A. Bilmes']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Necessary Intransitive Likelihood-Ratio Classifiers
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