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Presenting an efficient general feature selection method for the problem of the curse of dimensionality is still an open problem in pattern recognition, and, considering the cooperation among features through search processes, it is the most important challenge. In this paper, a combinatorial approach has been proposed, which consists of three feature reduction algorithms that have been applied in a parallel manner to cooperate. We consider each of these algorithms as a component in a reduction framework. For each component, among all various attribute selection algorithms, the Tabu Search (TS) a useful and state of the art algorithm, is used. To take account of the interaction between features, more subsets should be examined. Hence, each component should explore individually through feature space in a local area which is different from other components. The proposed algorithm, called the Cooperative
Tabu search; Filter and wrapper; Mutual information; Nearest neighbor classifier; Voronoi diagram, Similarity Metric, Similarity, Robotics, Trajectory, Data Science, Localization
Tabu search; Filter and wrapper; Mutual information; Nearest neighbor classifier; Voronoi diagram, Similarity Metric, Similarity, Robotics, Trajectory, Data Science, Localization
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