Titlebook: Discovery Science; 19th International C Toon Calders,Michelangelo Ceci,Donato Malerba Conference proceedings 2016 Springer International Pu

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Nachdem der Kopf des K?nigs gefallen istlar target. An important question is how to validate the patterns found; how do we distinguish a true finding from a false discovery? A common solution is to apply a statistical significance test that states that a pattern is real iff it is different from a random subset..In this paper we argue and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03986-8nice properties come at the price of predictive performance. Moreover, the standard induction of decision trees suffers from myopia: A single split is chosen in each internal node which is selected in a greedy manner; hence, the resulting tree may be sub-optimal. To address these issues, option tree

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03986-8the problem of incomplete datasets in the hierarchical classification scenario must be solved using unsupervised missing value imputation methods due to the lack of supervised methods to deal with the hierarchical context. Thus, in this work, we propose and evaluate a supervised missing value imputa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01919-8ypically recorded in the Bug Tracking System, and is assigned to a developer to resolve (bug triage). Current practice of bug triage is largely a manual collaborative process, which is often time-consuming and error-prone. Predicting on the basis of past data the time to fix a newly-reported bug has

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Second-Order-Faktorenanalyse (SFA)qual to the number of species. Consequently, the complexity of the classification function increases proportionally to the amount of species. To avoid this issue we propose a “hierarchical” approach that decomposes the problem into three taxonomic levels: the family, the genus, and the species level

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