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Mathematical Analysis on Weight Vectors in Text Classification
By means of rigid mathematical deductions we prove that weight vectors cannot promote the performance of the optimal classifier, i.e. the Bayesian classifier in terms of the error, F-one score, or breakeven point. The conclusion is important in that people used to promote the performance of a classifier by trying various weight vectors in text classification.