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PCP (Pattern Classification Program)

by ljubomir


PCP (Pattern Classification Program) is an open-source machine learning program for supervised classification of patterns. PCP is a binary executable running on Linux and Windows (under Cygwin environment).


http://pcp.sourceforge.net





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2006-05-25

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Registered:

2004-11-02

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  • File released: /pcp/2.2/pcp-2.2.zip

    posted 1325 days ago

  • File released: /pcp/2.2/pcp-2.2.tar.gz

    posted 1325 days ago

  • pcp 2.2 file released: pcp-2.2.zip

    02-12-2006 - support model selection for linear SVM kernel 04-17-2006 - introduce an option to build SVD transform using training+test datasets (as opposed to just training data) 05-09-2006 - report p-error in SVM model selection 05-21-2006 - simplify build process

    posted 1325 days ago

  • pcp 2.2 file released: pcp-2.2.tar.gz

    02-12-2006 - support model selection for linear SVM kernel 04-17-2006 - introduce an option to build SVD transform using training+test datasets (as opposed to just training data) 05-09-2006 - report p-error in SVM model selection 05-21-2006 - simplify build process

    posted 1325 days ago

  • File released: /pcp/2.1/pcp-2.1.zip

    posted 1435 days ago

  • File released: /pcp/2.1/pcp-2.1.tar.gz

    posted 1435 days ago

  • pcp 2.1 file released: pcp-2.1.zip

    07-13-2005 - use -O3 flags and dynamic building in the distributed Makefiles 08-09-2005 - SVM model selection now automatically creates the prediction file pcp.rcl 08-10-2005 - handle empty classes in the test set for named data format 08-11-2005 - create prediction file pcp.rcl for MLP prediction 09-02-2005 - implement MLP model selection. Rename model selection file pcp.svp to pcp.msl. 09-03-2005 - implement k-NN model selection 11-18-2005 - add additional information in class prediction file pcp.rcl (correct classification flag, TP, FN, FP, TN flags for two-class case) 11-22-2005 - remove major memory handling defect in forward selection algorithm, leading to poor (computational) performance of model selection involving forward selection 11-25-2005 - enforce the feasible region for nu in NU-SVM 02-02-2006 - change default number of cross-validation experiments from 10 to 1

    posted 1435 days ago

  • pcp 2.1 file released: pcp-2.1.tar.gz

    07-13-2005 - use -O3 flags and dynamic building in the distributed Makefiles 08-09-2005 - SVM model selection now automatically creates the prediction file pcp.rcl 08-10-2005 - handle empty classes in the test set for named data format 08-11-2005 - create prediction file pcp.rcl for MLP prediction 09-02-2005 - implement MLP model selection. Rename model selection file pcp.svp to pcp.msl. 09-03-2005 - implement k-NN model selection 11-18-2005 - add additional information in class prediction file pcp.rcl (correct classification flag, TP, FN, FP, TN flags for two-class case) 11-22-2005 - remove major memory handling defect in forward selection algorithm, leading to poor (computational) performance of model selection involving forward selection 11-25-2005 - enforce the feasible region for nu in NU-SVM 02-02-2006 - change default number of cross-validation experiments from 10 to 1

    posted 1435 days ago

  • File released: /pcp/2.0/pcp-2.0.zip

    posted 1654 days ago

  • File released: /pcp/2.0/pcp-2.0.tar.gz

    posted 1654 days ago

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