Data mining using grammar based genetic programming and applications

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Knowledge discovery in database is a nontrivial process of identifying valid, novel, potentially useful and ultimately understandable pattern in data sets stored in databases which are huge, noisy, incomplete, inconsistent, fuzzy, and uncertain. Data mining has a similar meaning. After giving an overview of data mining, evolutionary algorithms and inductive logic programming a framework integrating genetic programming and inductive logic programming is described. Exploiting this framework the data mining system LOGENPRO is presented. The formalism can represent context-sensitive information and domain-dependent knowledge which can be used to accelerate the learning of knowledge. The knowledge acquired can be expressed in different representations which are mapped as derivation trees. Further on, comparisons of LOGENPRO with other systems, possible extensions, its power and its applications are investigated, e.g., an approach for rule learning using LOGENPRO as the learning algorithm has been developed, and the system is applied to real-life medical databases. The book is appropriate for both people interested in data mining as well as people interested in genetic programming.











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