Learning DNF by decision trees

作者: Giulia Pagallo

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摘要: We investigate the problem of learning DNF concepts from examples using decision trees as a concept description language. Due to replication problem, do not always have concise tree when tests at nodes are limited initial attributes. However, representational complexity may be overcome by high level attributes tests. present novel algorithm that modifies bias determined primitive adaptively enlarging attribute set with show empirically this outperforms standard for small random and without noise, drawn uniform distribution.

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