2013
DOI: 10.12928/telkomnika.v11i1.895
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Spectral-based Features Ranking for Gamelan Instruments Identification using Filter Techniques

Abstract: Abstrak Kata kunci: support vector machine, transkripsi otomatis, Gain Ratio, ekstraksi fitur Abstract In this paper, we describe an approach of spectral-based features ranking for Javanese gamelan instruments identification using filter techniques. The model extracted spectral-based features set of the signal using Short Time Fourier Transform (STFT). The rank of the features was determined using the five algorithms; namely ReliefF, Chi-Squared, Information Gain, Gain Ratio, and Symmetric Uncertainty. Then, … Show more

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“…To gain deeper insights into these features' characteristics, we employ a ranking technique founded on information gain (IG), a widely recognized algorithm in machine learning research for generating feature rankings. IG quantifies feature rankings based on the system's entropy [18], [19]. Additionally, we introduce a quantitative measure known as the percentage overlap (PO) to evaluate a feature's capacity to distinguish between different classes.…”
Section: Features Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To gain deeper insights into these features' characteristics, we employ a ranking technique founded on information gain (IG), a widely recognized algorithm in machine learning research for generating feature rankings. IG quantifies feature rankings based on the system's entropy [18], [19]. Additionally, we introduce a quantitative measure known as the percentage overlap (PO) to evaluate a feature's capacity to distinguish between different classes.…”
Section: Features Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%