Bayes' decision, Fishers criterion Files

Bayes' decision for minimum risk and Fisher's criterion for two-class

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Name	Modified	Size
Test2.m	2013-12-27	2.3 kB
Test1.m	2013-12-27	1.9 kB
ReadMe.txt	2013-12-27	338 Bytes
ReamMe.docx	2013-12-27	26.5 kB
LoadDataOfTest1.m	2013-12-27	1.3 kB
LoadDataOfTest2.m	2013-12-27	1.7 kB
Totals: 6 Items		33.9 kB

There are two programs here. The first demonstrates the Bayes' decision rule for minimum risk. The second demonstrates Fisher's criterion for two-class discrimination.

For more information, check ReadMe.docx.
The two programs are created by Pengfei Chen on Nov. 11, 2013.
Copyright (C) 2013 by Pengfei Chen
jiyuanyizhong@hotmail.com

Source: ReadMe.txt, updated 2013-12-27

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