Twin support vector machine (TSVM) is sensitive to noise due to its inability to differentiate sample contributions. How to construct the fuzzy weight assignment strategy to describe the sample contribution is the key to solving the noise-sensitive problem of TSVM. However, the existing strategies still face the challenges in describing the nonlinear characteristics of the complex sample distribution, over-reliance on specific parameter settings and neglecting the global distribution information. To address the above challenges, this paper constructs a weight assignment strategy based on multi-attribute intuitionistic fuzzy sets (IFSs) and further proposes a noise robust multi-attribute intuitionistic fuzzy TSVM based on data distribution (MIFTSVM). First, MIFTSVM constructs the multi-attribute IFS for each training sample based on data distribution and the generalized bell function. Then, inspired by the concepts of fuzzy absolute deviation and feature weighting, a novel multi-attribute IFS distance measure is developed. The proposed weight assignment strategy assigns fuzzy weights to training samples based on the distance measure which integrates data distribution information and is capable of accurately identifying noise. Numerical experiments show that MIFTSVM outperforms state-of-the-art baseline models in generalization performance and noise resistance, demonstrating promising applicability in brain tumor classification.
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