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Hi,
can you maybe post your proess?
~Martin
Sure
Dear lattii,
to be honest your process looks a bit odd in general. You apply the k-nn on the learned data in the GA, which leads to overtraining. Further you used a split validation by hand w/o taking the Ga into account, this is again something which yields to overtraining. I would suggest to put a cross validation around everything. It is further a bit strange to use a naive bayes to generate features and a k-NN for classification - but if it works, it works.
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