Discovering fuzzy classification rules using Genetic Network Programming
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author = "Karla Taboada and Eloy Gonzales and Kaoru Shimada and
Shingo Mabu and Kotaro Hirasawa",
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title = "Discovering fuzzy classification rules using Genetic
Network Programming",
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booktitle = "SICE Annual Conference",
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year = "2008",
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month = "20-22 " # aug,
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pages = "1788--1793",
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address = "Japan",
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keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, association
rule mining, classification rule mining, data mining,
directed graph, evolutionary optimization, fuzzy
classification rule, fuzzy set theory, genetic network
programming, data mining, directed graphs, fuzzy set
theory, pattern classification",
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DOI = "doi:10.1109/SICE.2008.4654954",
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abstract = "Classification rule mining is an active data mining
research area. Most related studies have shown how
binary valued datasets are handled. However, datasets
in real-world applications, usually consist of fuzzy
and quantitative values. As a result, the idea to
combine the different approaches with fuzzy set theory
has been applied more frequently in recent years. Fuzzy
sets can help to overcome the so-called sharp boundary
problem by allowing partial memberships to the
different sets, not only 1 and 0. On the other hand,
fuzzy sets theory has been shown to be a very useful
tool because the mined rules are expressed in
linguistic terms, which are more natural and
understandable for human beings. This paper proposes
the combination of fuzzy set theory and 'genetic
network programming' (GNP) for discovering fuzzy
classification rules from given quantitative data. GNP,
as an extension of genetic algorithms (GA) and genetic
programming (GP), is an evolutionary optimization
technique that uses directed graph structures as genes
instead of strings and trees; this feature contributes
creating quite compact programs and implicitly
memorizing past action sequences. At last, experimental
results conducted on a real world database verify the
performance of the proposed method.",
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notes = "Also known as \cite{4654954}",
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Genetic Programming entries for
Karla Taboada
Eloy Gonzales
Kaoru Shimada
Shingo Mabu
Kotaro Hirasawa
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