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Table 2.1 shows the main details for these datasets. We normalize all these datasets to the range [0, 1]
Table 2.8 shows the average accuracy achieved by the resulting classifier. These results are obtained using a 20-hold-out scheme and a fixed value of α = 0.8
Figure 2.4 shows the confusion matrix for each dataset by considering 250 codewords.
Table 3.3 compares RMoE and MoE in terms of parameter dimensionality for the clas- clas-sification results shown in Table 3.2
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