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Lecture 35/22-10-09
Properties of Objective Measures
• Inversion property:
Consider the bit vectors shown below:
•If a measure M is invariant under Inversion, then its value for pair
(C,D) should be identical to its value for (A,B)
• The inversion property of a measure M
can be tested as follows:
– Inversion Property: A measure M is invariant
under inversion op. if its value remains same when
exchanging the frequency counts f11 with f00 and f10 with
f01.
– Ø-coeff remains invariant .
– Consider Ø-coeff of (C,D) and (A,B), they are same
even though items C and D appear together more
frequently than A and B.
– Compute it????
• Also, Ø( E,F) > Ø(C,D)
Even though items E and F occur together only once.
• For asymm binary data, measures that do
not remain invariant (remains variant)
under inversion op are preferred.
• Such measures are Interest factor, IS
factor and Jaccard coeff. Compute I(A,B),
I(C,D).
• 2. NULL ADDITION Property:
– The process of addition of unrelated adta to a
given data set is known as NULL ADDITION
operation.