Classification Algorithm Implementation

Resource Overview

The main.m function serves as the primary entry point, while HK.m contains the core classification algorithm. Training patterns (w1, w3) and unclassified patterns (w2, w4) are loaded from the Patterns.mat file, which contains four distinct samples. The algorithm processes these patterns through feature extraction and decision boundaries to classify unknown samples.

Detailed Documentation

This implementation centers around two key functions: main.m as the primary driver and HK.m containing the classification algorithm. The system loads pattern data from Patterns.mat, which stores four distinct samples. The training set comprises patterns w1 and w3, while w2 and w4 represent unclassified patterns awaiting processing. The classification algorithm in HK.m likely implements feature space analysis and decision boundary calculation to categorize unknown patterns. Through examining each sample's characteristics and their classification outcomes, we can evaluate the algorithm's effectiveness in handling pattern recognition tasks. This analysis provides insights into the algorithm's strengths in feature discrimination and limitations in handling complex pattern variations, offering valuable guidance for future improvements in classification methodology.