BLSMOTE Balancing

Adds new data points by generating synthetic instances for the minority class using the Borderline-SMOTE algorithm. This can only be applied to classification tasks with numeric features that have no missing values. See smotefamily::BLSMOTE for details.

Format

R6Class object inheriting from PipeOpTaskPreproc/PipeOp.

Construction

PipeOpBLSmote$new(id = "blsmote", param_vals = list())

id :: character(1)
Identifier of resulting object, default "smote".
param_vals :: named list
List of hyperparameter settings, overwriting the hyperparameter settings that would otherwise be set during construction. Default list().

Input and Output Channels

Input and output channels are inherited from PipeOpTaskPreproc. Instead of a Task, a TaskClassif is used as input and output during training and prediction.

The output during training is the input Task with added synthetic rows for the minority class. The output during prediction is the unchanged input.

State

The $state is a named list with the $state elements inherited from PipeOpTaskPreproc.

Parameters

The parameters are the parameters inherited from PipeOpTaskPreproc, as well as:

K :: numeric(1)
The number of nearest neighbors used for sampling from the minority class. Default is 5. See BLSMOTE().
C :: numeric(1)
The number of nearest neighbors used for classifying sample points as SAFE/DANGER/NOISE. Default is 5. See BLSMOTE().
dup_size :: numeric(1)
Desired times of synthetic minority instances over the original number of majority instances. 0 leads to balancing minority and majority class. Default is 0. See BLSMOTE().
method :: character(1)
The type of Borderline-SMOTE algorithm to use. Default is "type1". See BLSMOTE().
quiet :: logical(1)
Whether to suppress printing status during training. Initialized to TRUE.

Fields

Only fields inherited from PipeOp.

Methods

Only methods inherited from PipeOpTaskPreproc/PipeOp.

References

Han H, Wang W, Mao B (2005). “Borderline-SMOTE: A New Over-Sampling Method in Imbalanced Data Sets Learning.” In Huang D, Zhang X, Huang G (eds.), Advances in Intelligent Computing, 878–887. ISBN 978-3-540-31902-3, doi:10.1007/11538059_91 .

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Examples

library("mlr3")

# Create example task
data = smotefamily::sample_generator(500, 0.8)
data$result = factor(data$result)
task = TaskClassif$new(id = "example", backend = data, target = "result")
task$head()
#>    result        X1        X2
#>    <fctr>     <num>     <num>
#> 1:      p 0.5074726 0.4894401
#> 2:      n 0.5117252 0.1737105
#> 3:      n 0.7972680 0.2025338
#> 4:      n 0.2858602 0.7916273
#> 5:      n 0.4798476 0.2137183
#> 6:      n 0.5054492 0.9356744
table(task$data(cols = "result"))
#> result
#>   n   p 
#> 391 109 

# Generate synthetic data for minority class
pop = po("blsmote")
bls_result = pop$train(list(task))[[1]]$data()
nrow(bls_result)
#> [1] 772
table(bls_result$result)
#> 
#>   n   p 
#> 391 381