Titlebook: Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Approaches Based on Rule Induction Techniques; Evangelos Triantaphyllou,Giovanni Felici Book 2006 Spri

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David T. Rubin,Abraham H. Dachmanhod derives from given training data certain minimum cost satisfiability problems, solves these problems, and deduces from the solutions the desired logic formulas. There are at least two ways in which the results may be employed. First, one may use the logic formulas directly as rules in applicatio

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P. Earnshaw,A. Busuttil,A. Fergusonormula constructors, so that records can be processed that contain rational number and/or nominal values. A nominal value is an element or subset of a given finite set. In such cases, the rational numbers or nominal values must first be transformed to . values before the method may be applied. This

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Yujiro Nishioka,Junichi Shindohtop-down induction of decision trees is one of the most popular techniques for inducing such classification models. Most of the research in decision tree induction has focused on single attribute trees, but in this chapter we review multi-attribute decision trees induction and discuss how such metho

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Blind Pouch Syndrome After Bowel Resectionses on discovering accurate, comprehensible rules. In this chapter we also take these two criteria into account, but we go beyond them in the sense that we aim at discovering rules that are interesting (surprising) for the user. Hence, the search for rules is guided by a rule-evaluation function tha

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