how do i reduce features ?

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wafaa fayad
wafaa fayad on 20 Jun 2021
Answered: Meet on 22 Aug 2024
hello, im using HOG method to extract features from palm vein images , how can i make feature reduction? I used PCA method before extracting features and after it and didn't work. please if someone can help what other methods can i use?

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Meet
Meet on 22 Aug 2024
Hi Wafaa,
From my understanding of your question, you are looking to perform feature reduction, and although you have attempted using PCA, it has not yielded the desired results. Reducing dimensionality is often crucial for improving computational efficiency and potentially enhancing model performance.
Here are some alternative dimensionality reduction techniques you might consider:
  1. t-Distributed Stochastic Neighbor Embedding (t-SNE): A nonlinear technique that visualizes high-dimensional data by reducing it to two or three dimensions, preserving local similarities.
  2. Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA): A linear technique that reduces dimensionality while preserving class separability by maximizing the distance between classes.
  3. Independent Component Analysis (ICA): A statistical method that separates a multivariate signal into additive, independent components, often used to identify underlying factors.
Additionally, you might explore using autoencoders. These are neural networks designed to learn efficient encodings of input data and can be utilized to compress features into a lower-dimensional space.
I hope these suggestions prove helpful for your task!
You can refer to this article for more detailed information:
  1. https://socr.umich.edu/HTML5/ABIDE_Autoencoder/#:~:text=In%20simple%20words%2C%20autoencoders%20are,layer%20at%20its%20output%20layer.
  2. https://encord.com/blog/dimentionality-reduction-techniques-machine-learning/

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