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The fuzzy ISODATA algorithms are used to address two problems: first, the question of feature selection for binary valued data sets is investigated; and second, the same method is applied to the design of a fuzzy one-nearest prototype classifier. The efficiency of this fuzzy classifier is compared to conventional k-NN classifiers by a computational example using the stomach disease data of Scheinok and Rupe, and Toussaint's method for estimation of the probability of misclassification: the fuzzy prototype classifier appears to decrease the error rate expected from all k-NN classifiers by roughly ten per cent.
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Bezdek et al. (1977) studied this question.
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