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Modeling the Student in Sherlock IIinstances. Several supervised learning algorithms have been successfully adapted for the multiple-instance learning settings. We explore the adaptation of the Naive Bayes (NB) classifier and the utilization of its sufficient statistics for developing novel multiple-instance learning methods. Specifi

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Claus M?bus,Olaf Schr?der,Heinz-Jürgen Tholen indicators to identify historical patterns between drought and vegetation conditions indices and predict future vegetation conditions based on these patterns at multiple time steps (2, 4 and 6-week outlooks). This paper evaluates different sets of data mining techniques and various climatic indice

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Formal Approaches to Student Modellingmunities. We present an algorithm which is able to learn regression trees from fast and unbounded data streams in the presence of concept drifts. To our best knowledge there is no other algorithm for incremental learning regression trees equipped with change detection abilities. The FIRT-DD algorith

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Re-Writing Cartesian Student Models .. Then, we present an algorithm that finds all frequent bipartite episodes from an input sequence without duplication in .(|Σ| ·.) time per an episode and in .(|Σ|..) space, where Σ is an alphabet, . is total input size of ., and . is the length of .. Finally, we give experimental results on artif

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Farideh Salili,Chi Yue Chiu,Ying Yi Hongr time-evolving communities in dynamic networks. In this paper, we study the problem of finding time-evolving communities such that each community freely forms, evolves, and dissolves for any time period. Although the previous .-partite graph based methods are quite effective for discovering such co

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The Culture and Context of Learningccurate solution to a multi-class problem can be obtained by using a logic based learning method. In this paper we present a novel logic based approach to solve challenging multi-class classification problems. Our technique is based on the use of large margin methods in conjunction with the kernels

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1273-8algorithms. In fact, centrality measures derived from networks generated from the data allow ranking the instances to find out the best ones to be presented to a human expert for manual classification. We discuss how to rank the instances based on the network vertex properties of closeness and betwe

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Methods of Teaching and Learning (I), simultaneously allows the determination of the number of clusters. The composed algorithm, Anomalous Pattern Fuzzy Clustering (AP-FCM), is applied in the segmentation of Sea Surface Temperature (SST) images for the identification of Coastal Upwelling..A set of features are constructed from the AP-F