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Journal Electromagnetic Waves and Electronic Systems №3 for 2024 г.
Article in number:
Robustness of classifier systems using the optimal voting rule and neural network
Type of article: scientific article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18127/j5604128-202403-08
UDC: 621.396
Authors:

S.B. Zhironkin1, Yu.N. Kotenko2, V.O. Chervakov3, V.V. Prokhorenko4

1,2 Aerospace defense Military Academy named after Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgiy Zhukov (Tver, Russia)

3,4 Bauman Moscow State Technical University (Moscow, Russia)

1 iadrin@mail.ru, 3 vchervakov@bmstu.ru, 4 prokhorenkoww@bmstu.ru

Abstract:

In connection with the development of artificial neural network (ANN) technologies, it is of interest to compare the robustness of classifier systems using the optimal voting rule and ANN. Robust algorithms are required to have high (though not the highest) efficiency in the case of planned situations, and acceptable efficiency in case of predetermined deviations from the plan (model). The robustness of the optimal voting rule and the neural network to the inaccuracy of computing the posteriori probabilities of partial solutions of the combined classifiers was investigated. It was found that in calculating the posterior probabilities with the error the neural network has provided a better performance than the optimal voting rule, showing the property robustness to the inaccuracy of input data. The use of classifiers utilizing ANN allows to increase robustness of algorithms in the signal receivers.

Pages: 81-87
For citation

Zhironkin S.B., Kotenko Yu.N., Chervakov V.O., Prokhorenko V.V. Robustness of classifier systems using the optimal voting rule and neural network. Electromagnetic waves and electronic systems. 2024. V. 29. № 3. P. 81−87. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18127/ j15604128-202403-08 (in Russian)

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Date of receipt: 01.04.2024
Approved after review: 06.05.2024
Accepted for publication: 26.05.2024