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Complexity-guided cluster-based adaptive oversampling with percentile-based probability filtering for imbalanced and overlap data

Aug 2026 · Sādhanā · Vol 51 · 0 citations · 84 references

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This study proposes complexity-guided cluster-based adaptive oversampling (CCAS), a novel resampling technique for low- to mid-sized imbalanced datasets that outperforms the benchmark methods across metric-classifier combinations.

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