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Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Ross; Class: ADTP:Statistcl Pattrn Recogntn; Subject: Computer Science; University: West Virginia University; Term: Spring 2007;
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CS 591Q/791V - Pattern Recognition Instructor: Dr. Arun Ross Due Date: Feb 27, 2007
Note: You are permitted to discuss the following questions with others in the class. However, you must write up your own solutions to these questions. Any indication to the contrary will be considered an act of academic dishonesty.
(a) [5 points] 2.27, p. 72. (b) [15 points] 2.48 (a), p. 78. (c) [20 points] 2.52, p. 79.
p(x | ω) ∼ N(μ, Σ)
where,
μ =
μ 1 μ 2
σ^21 σ 12 σ 21 σ 22
; σ 12 = σ 21.
(a) Write down the expression for the Euclidean distance between point x and mean vector μ. (b) Write down the expression for the Mahalanobis distance between point x and mean vector μ. Simplify this expression by expanding the quadratic term. (c) Compare the two expressions. How does the Mahalanobis distance differ from the Euclidean distance? When are the two distances equal? When is it more appropriate to use the Mahalanobis distance?
(a) Calculate the Bayes decision boundary. (b) Generate (using Matlab) 100 patterns from each of the two class-conditional densities and plot them in the two-dimensional feature space. Draw the decision boundary on this plot. (c) Calculate the Bhattacharya error bound. How tight is this bound?
Note: You may use the MATLAB package to generate multivariate random patterns. Use the “mvnrnd” (multivariate normal random point generator), “plot” and “ezplot” commands in matlab to generate and plot the data and the decision boundary.
(a) [10 points] 2.33, p. 73. (b) [10 points] 2.44, p. 77. (c) [25 points] Computer Exercise 2.6, p. 81.