System and method for identifying an object

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Testing system – Of circuit

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C702S182000, C702S189000, C706S045000

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ABSTRACT:
A system and method for determining the classification of a signal, or the identification of an object is provided. Based on rough set theory, or data mining, a training data set is partitioned and labeled with a multi-class entropy method. Reducts are calculated from a subset of the best-performing columns of the partitioned and labeled training set data. These reducts are applied to test signals and combined for each signal classification. The present system and method produces a more accurate, robust and efficient classification result.

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