6. In many pattern classification problems one has the option either to assign the pat-tern to one of Ne classes, or to reject it as being unrecognizable. Let o,, i = 1,..., Nebe the action of deciding that the true state of nature is wi, and let o Net1 be the actionof rejecting the pattern as unrecognizable. Let the loss function be0, i = jA, i = Ne +1d., otherwisewhere A, and A, are non-negative constants; A, is the loss associated with rejection,and A, is the loss associated with a wrong classification. Show that the minimum riskdecision rule is to decide w, if P(w, x) > P(w,x) for all j and if P(w; x) >1-A/A.,and reject otherwise. What happens in A, = 0? What happens if A, > 1,?

6. In many pattern classification problems one has the option either to assign the pat- tern to one of Ne classes, or to reject it as being unrecognizable. Let o, i = 1,..., Ne be the action of deciding that the true state of nature is w, and let oNe41 be the action of rejecting the pattern as unrecognizable. Let the loss function be 0, i = j A,, i= Nc +1 A, otherwise where A, and A, are non-negative constants; A, is the loss associated with rejection, and A, is the loss associated with a wrong classification. Show that the minimum risk decision rule is to decide w, if P(w, x) > P(w; x) for all j and if P(w; x) >1- A,/A.. and reject otherwise. What happens in A, = 0? What happens if A, > 1,?

6. In many pattern classification problems one has the option either to assign the pat- tern to one of Ne classes, or to reject it as being unrecognizable. Let o, i = 1,..., Ne be the action of deciding that the true state of nature is w, and let oNe41 be the action of rejecting the pattern as unrecognizable. Let the loss function be 0, i = j A,, i= Nc +1 A, otherwise where A, and A, are non-negative constants; A, is the loss associated with rejection, and A, is the loss associated with a wrong classification. Show that the minimum risk decision rule is to decide w, if P(w, x) > P(w; x) for all j and if P(w; x) >1- A,/A.. and reject otherwise. What happens in A, = 0? What happens if A, > 1,?

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