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Possible Methodological Options for Development of Pattern Recognition Theory

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Pattern Recognition and Information Processing (PRIP 2019)

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The article provides a fresh approach to some problems of the theory of pattern recognition. In particular, an extension variant of the distance-based models is proposed. The estimation questions of decision quality of recognition problem without training are also considered. The experiments have been conducted that show that neural networks can be considered a new standard in the solution of recognition problems.

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Obraztsov, V., Sun, M. (2019). Possible Methodological Options for Development of Pattern Recognition Theory. In: Ablameyko, S., Krasnoproshin, V., Lukashevich, M. (eds) Pattern Recognition and Information Processing. PRIP 2019. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1055. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-35430-5_6

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