- ...texts[APBL91].
- In the papers we
found, the system was not finished completely, and could not deal with
large volumes of text.
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- ...contents.
- This way of learning could be said to correspond to simple SELECT sentences with
projections in SQL (see for instance [DD93] or
[EN94]) used in most relational database systems.
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- ...condition
- The
attributes are divided into condition attributes and decision
attributes. Condition attributes are the attributes the classification
is based on, while the decision attributes are what distinguish the
classes, i.e. the classification.
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- ...4#4
- This means: If Color is red and Size is big, then the
type is Pelican.
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- ...stage.
- The
discernibility matrix given is not possible in practice, but
serves well for illustrative purposes it.
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- ...sets.
- When reading this subsection, bear in
mind that the article [Szl94] which this is based on is
rather outdated (winter 1994), and that the situation is likely to
have changed.
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- ...format
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is a text file with tabs as column separators.
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- ...RSES
- To generate the files, type rses& and choose Editor
and Preprocessor. Then open the file, File-Import and save it
again, File-Save As. Save both the decision table and the
dictionary file.
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