Abstract-Resampling method is a popular and effective technique to imbalanced learning. However, most resampling methods ignore data density information and may lead to overfitting. A novel adaptive over-sampling technique based on data density (ASMOBD) is proposed in this paper. Compared with existing resampling algorithms, ASMOBD can adaptively synthesize different number of new samples around each minority sample according to its level of learning difficulty. Therefore, this method makes the decision region more specific and can eliminate noise. What's more, to avoid over generalization, two smoothing methods are proposed. CostSensitive learning is also an effective technique to imbalanced learning. In this paper, ASMOBD and Cost-Sensitive SVM are combined. Experiments show that our methods perform better than various state-of-art approaches on 9 UCI datasets by using metrics of G-mean and area under the receiver operation curve (AUC).
Wang et al. REF propose an adaptive oversampling technique based on data density (ASMOBD), which can adaptively synthesize different number of new samples around each minority sample according to its level of learning difficulty.
Applying adaptive over-sampling technique based on data density and cost-sensitive SVM to imbalanced learning
The 2012 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN)
The 2012 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN)
Computer Science