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The key of using genetic algorithm to mine first-order rules is how to precisely evaluate the quality of first-order rules. By adopting the concept of binding and information theory, a new fitness function based on information gain is proposed. The new fitness function not only measures the quality of first-order rules precisely but also solves the equivalence class problem, which exists in the common evaluation criteria based on the number of examples covered by rules.
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ISSN: 0302-9743
年份: 2003
卷: 2871
页码: 463-467
语种: 英文