Majority Voting by Independent Classifiers Can Increase Error Rates¶
Vardeman, S. B., & Morris, M. D. (2013). Majority Voting by Independent Classifiers Can Increase Error Rates. The American Statistician, 67(2), 94-96.
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- Condorcet's Jury Theorem
- It cannot be transferred to actual juries, elections, or trained models without checking the competence, independence, truth-standard, and voting-rule assumptions.
This sourceIt challenges the loose application of the theorem to classifiers without the appropriate error-independence assumptions.
- It cannot be transferred to actual juries, elections, or trained models without checking the competence, independence, truth-standard, and voting-rule assumptions.
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