min-max technique
min-max technique
[′min ′maks tek‚nēk] (mathematics)
A method of approximation of a function ƒ by a function g from some class where the maximum of the modulus of ƒ-g is minimized over this class. Also known as Chebyshev approximation; minimax technique.
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The features are classified based on two different classification techniques such as LVQ and Fuzzy
min-max technique to improve the classification accuracy and sensitivity.
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