getU: Auxiliary function used by MLUL. It computes the influence of...
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Auxiliary function used by MLUL. It computes the influence of each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
Description
Auxiliary function used by MLUL. It computes the influence of each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
Usage
getU(D, d, rNeighbors, S)
Arguments
D
mld mldr object with the multilabel dataset to preprocess
d
Vector with the instances of the dataset which have one or more label active (ideally, all of them)
rNeighbors
Structure with the reverse nearest neighbors of each instance of the dataset
S
Structure with the proportion of neighbors having an opposite class with respect to an instance and label, normalized by the global class imbalance
Value
A list of values of influence for each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
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Auxiliary function used by MLUL. It computes the influence of each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
Description
Auxiliary function used by MLUL. It computes the influence of each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
Usage
getU(D, d, rNeighbors, S)
Arguments
D |
mld |
d |
Vector with the instances of the dataset which have one or more label active (ideally, all of them) |
rNeighbors |
Structure with the reverse nearest neighbors of each instance of the dataset |
S |
Structure with the proportion of neighbors having an opposite class with respect to an instance and label, normalized by the global class imbalance |
Value
A list of values of influence for each instance with respect to its reverse neighbors
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