THESIS
2019
ix, 42 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm
Abstract
Nowadays, the development of technology has led to a large amount of ever-expanding and
ever-updating datastreams. Therefore, it is necessary to develop statistical methodologies which
can adjust the model timely and reflect the online manner of the ongoing process.
To meet this issue, we construct an online classification system which can provide the
classification of the data in time. This classification system consists of two steps. Firstly, a
time-varying coefficient model is implemented to develop the estimation procedure, which can
self-adjust its parameters over time and describe the dynamic feature of the data. Then the
cost-sensitivity analysis method is introduced to the classification part. Unlike the traditional
classification method, the classification method in ou...[
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Nowadays, the development of technology has led to a large amount of ever-expanding and
ever-updating datastreams. Therefore, it is necessary to develop statistical methodologies which
can adjust the model timely and reflect the online manner of the ongoing process.
To meet this issue, we construct an online classification system which can provide the
classification of the data in time. This classification system consists of two steps. Firstly, a
time-varying coefficient model is implemented to develop the estimation procedure, which can
self-adjust its parameters over time and describe the dynamic feature of the data. Then the
cost-sensitivity analysis method is introduced to the classification part. Unlike the traditional
classification method, the classification method in our study emphasizes the difference among
misclassification penalties, which satisfies the demand of the real-world application adequately.
Under some mild conditions, the consistency of these estimators is established. Both the finite
sample simulation and the real data application show that this methodology performs well.
Key words: Varying Coefficient Model , Multinonomial Logistic Regression, Cost-Sensitivity
Analysis.
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