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Part I. Construct training data files (ARFF files) using the training image data for three different bin numbers (i.e., number_of_bins = 8, 64 and 512). The number of training data files should be three. Part II. Construct the five different classifier models using each training data file. The five classification methods are as follows: 1) Naïve Bayes Classifier 2) C4.5 Classifier 3) k-Nearest-Neighbor Classifiers 4) Multilayer Neural Network 5) Support Vector Classifier Part III. Construct test data files (ARFF files) using the test image data per each category for three different bin numbers. The total number of test data files should be 21 (=7*3) in this case. Part IV. Compare the prediction accuracies among five different classifiers for each category Part V. Construct test data files (ARFF files) using all test image data for three different bin numbers. The total number of test data files should be three in this case. (You can easily construct this three test data files by combining the test data files constructed in Part III) Part VI. Compare the prediction accuracies among five different classifiers for overall test data Ø You CAN compute color histograms and construct ARFF files a) Manually by using MS-Excel and/or any text editor (wordpad, textpad, etc) b) Automatically by developing your own program with any programming language such as C, C++, Java, etc. (Clean well structured C++ source code earns 5% bonus credit.) Part VII. Project Submission. § File name should be [login to view URL] including (where xxxxxx represents the your UIS UID) 1. A project report (PDF file observe CSC573 presentation standards) describing 1. A comprehensive description of each classifier. 2. Accuracy comparison for each category preformed in Part IV 3. Accuracy comparison for overall test image preformed in Part VI 4. Your conclusions based on your observations v Documentation must be well written (grammar, spelling = 10%) and well organized and presented (typesetting etc = 10%) to be understood easily. v Graphs and tables are good tools for comparative analysis (no hand drawn graphs). 2. All ARFF files with detailed comments (10% of mark) describing in details the data represented within. I.E. - Training / Test - Number of bins - Category - Etc.