IN2DFS: A Hybrid Multiobjective Feature Selection Model with Chaotic NSGA-II and DRJMIM Filter Method
摘要
This research proposes a hybrid multi-objective feature selection framework using NSGA-II combined with the information-theoretic filter method DRJMIM. The approach balances conflicting goals, minimizing selected features and maximizing classification accuracy by integrating attribute multicorrelation, complementarity, and redundancy. To enhance population diversity and convergence, a sinusoidal chaotic map is embedded into NSGA-II, and population initialization is guided by DRJMIM-ranked features. The method is applied to 5 different datasets including cervical cancer risk factor prediction, a relatively underexplored domain. Performance is evaluated using Hypervolume (HV) and Hamming distance, showing that the chaotic NSGA-II outperforms the standard NSGA-II in convergence and diversity.