Routinely, the multi-response Partial Least-Squares (PLS) is used in regression and classification problems showing good performances in many applied studies. In this paper, we aim to present PLS via spline functions focusing on supervised classification studies and showing how PLS methods historically belongs to L2 boosting family. The theory of the PLS boost models is presented and used in classification studies. As a natural enrichment of linear PLS boost, we present its multi-response non-linear version by univariate and bivariate spline functions to transform the predictors. Three case studies of different complexities concerning soils and its products will be discussed, showing the gain in diagnostic provided by the non-linear additive PLS boost discriminant analysis compared to the linear one.
Multivariate Additive PLS Spline Boosting in Agro-Chemistry studies
LOMBARDO, Rosaria;
2012
Abstract
Routinely, the multi-response Partial Least-Squares (PLS) is used in regression and classification problems showing good performances in many applied studies. In this paper, we aim to present PLS via spline functions focusing on supervised classification studies and showing how PLS methods historically belongs to L2 boosting family. The theory of the PLS boost models is presented and used in classification studies. As a natural enrichment of linear PLS boost, we present its multi-response non-linear version by univariate and bivariate spline functions to transform the predictors. Three case studies of different complexities concerning soils and its products will be discussed, showing the gain in diagnostic provided by the non-linear additive PLS boost discriminant analysis compared to the linear one.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
