TT8001

Statistical Pattern Recognition

Last taught 2018

Spring

English

Overview

13 candidates

Pass rate

85%

5 points

Grade distribution
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About this course

Content

The course is lectured biannually, next time spring 2018.

The course deals with statistical methods for classification and clustering.

Within classification focus is set on Bayesian theory, parametric and non-parametric techniques, different estimation methods, distortion measures, linear and nonlinear classifiers including deep neural networks, different classifier structures, static and dynamic problems, generalization, etc.

Within clustering focus is set upon hierarchical methods, classical algorithms like K-means, newer techniques like fuzzy and competitive methods, latent semantic analysis, etc. Further, choice of distortion measures and optimization criteria matched to input room topology.

Learning outcomes

Learning objectives : The student shall learn the theory of statistical methods for classification and clustering. This applies to both basis theory and state-of-the-art methods.

Skills : The student shall learn how to apply the theory on different physical signals like images, speech, medical signals aso.

Teaching methods

A combination of lectures and self-study.