Cross-validation and multinomial prediction

1974/01/01 by M. STONE, M. Stone · 13 citations
Decision Sciences · Computer Science · #Multi-Criteria Decision Making #Statistical and Computational Modeling

paper · doi:10.1093/biomet/61.3.509

Abstract

The method of cross-validatory choice and assessment is applied to prediction of a multinomial indicator. The resulting predictor is compared with analogous expressions due to Good and Fienberg & Holland. Some numerical comparisons are made.

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