Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  propose a semi-supervised fuzzy vector quantization method for the classification of incompletely labeled data. Since informa- tion contained within the structure of the data set should no tb e neglected, our method considers the whole data set during the learning process. In di!erence to known methods our approach uses neighborhood co opera- tiveness for stable prototype learning known from Neural Gas. Further improvement of the classification accuracy is achieved by including class border sensitivity inspired by Support Vector Machines agai ni mproved by neighborhood learning. 1M otivation Supervised classification based on labeled data and unsupervised clustering based on unlabeled data are common tasks in the field of machin el earning. There exist a variety of algorithms for either paradigm. Som ef amous clustering methods are c-Means, Self Organizing Maps (SOM), Neural Gas (NG), A! nity Propagation, and variants thereof to improve the performance, consider overlap- ping data (fuzziness), incorporate neighborhood relation so r to attend to sparsity to name just a few. On the other hand there are classifiers like Learning Vector Quantizers (LVQ, GLVQ, RSLVQ etc.) or Nearest Prototype Classifiers (NPC, SNPC, FSNPC etc.) to solve classification problems. Obtaining labeled data sets often is a di! cult and costly procedure requiring expert knowledge and - especially if the labelling has to be done manually - a considerable amount of time. Therefore, sometimes only a fraction of a data set is labeled impeding complete classification learning. To utilize the above mentioned methods for this kind of data, either the labels are neglecte dt o do unsupervised clustering or the data set itself is reduced considering onl yl abeled data samples for the classification. In either case, information is lost. For this reason several semi-supervised classification methods namely FLSOM and FLNG (1) have been developed for crisp data. These methods closely follow the standard SOM and NG procedures yet also take labeled data into consideration. Pedrycz proposed an alternative semi-supervised vector quantization schem eb ased on Fuzzy c- Means (FCM) (2), but also pays attention to the labeled data samples. For this partially supervised clustering the original FCM cost function is extended by an additional term expressing a level of coincidence beten the FCM membership degrees and the expert provided class information (3, 4). This way the class information as ll as the structure of the data inherent in the whole data set is taken into consideration. Further, special interest frequently is given to the knowledge about decision borders beten classes. This problem is explicitly addressed in Support Vector Machine (SVM) learning, which determines so-called suppor tv ectors approxi- mating and indicating the borders beten the classes (5, 6) .R ecently, the idea
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