Combining statistical and reinforcement learning in rule-based classification (Q1861616)
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Combining statistical and reinforcement learning in rule-based classification (English)
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9 March 2003
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The BYPASS (Bayesian Predictive Adaptive Sequential System) algorithm for classification in data mining is considered. BYPASS constructs a collection of classification rules using genetic algorithm techniques: only the rules survive that are frequently ``helpful to the system''. The resulting classification rule is a mixture of all rules in the collection. Results of DNA and multiplexer data analysis are considered.
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Bayesian predictive adaptive sequential system
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clustering
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genetic algorithm
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data mining
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