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Fig 1.

Depicts diagram of conventional SMOTE algorithm.

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Fig 2.

Depicts the two dataset described in Table 1.

DTS1 above shows classes with more pockets of bunching together (Clustered) whereby the DTS2 is a more sporadic class dataset (Sparser).

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Table 1.

Shows parameters of the datasets used in this study.

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Fig 3.

Schematic diagram illustrating the imbalanced learning workflow.

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Table 2.

Top 10 performing oversamplers for DTS1 versus baseline (no oversampling and SMOTE) averaged across four classifiers.

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Table 3.

Top 10 performing oversamplers for DTS2 versus baseline (no oversampling and SMOTE) averaged across four classifiers.

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Table 4.

Shows the average and top performing AS over all oversamplers for the four different classifier types in DTS1 and DTS2.

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Table 5.

Shows the top performers ranked by AS scores over the four columns reporting the four classifier techniques used.

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Table 6.

Table comparing operating principles over DTS1 and DTS2 based upon oversamplers categorized in S3 Table.

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