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A new robust quadratic discriminant function
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2002
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Mathematical ProgrammingSmall Sample SizeEngineeringMultivariate AnalysisHigh-dimensional MethodRobust StatisticPattern RecognitionTrue EigenvaluesBiostatisticsStatistical InferencePrincipal Component AnalysisEstimation TheoryApproximation TheorySignal ProcessingRobust OptimizationStatisticsBiased EigenvaluesQuadratic Programming
We propose a new quadratic discriminant function. It is devised based on the fact that eigenvalues of a sample covariance matrix are biased estimates of true eigenvalues. First, we rectify the biased eigenvalues. Then we construct a new covariance matrix whose eigenvalues are the rectified ones. Our quadratic discriminant function uses the covariance matrix. In a two-dimensional normal case, we show by a Monte Carlo method that our discriminant function works effectively, especially in the case of a small sample size.
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