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Journal Article
Rough set-based rule generation and Apriori-based rule generation from table data sets: a survey and a combination
2019
Overview
The authors have been coping with new computational methodologies such as rough sets, information incompleteness, data mining, granular computing, etc., and developed some software tools on association rules as well as new mathematical frameworks. They simply term this research Rough sets Non-deterministic Information Analysis (RNIA). They followed several novel types of research, especially Pawlak's rough sets, Lipski's incomplete information databases, Orłowska's non-deterministic information systems, Agrawal's Apriori algorithm. These are outstanding researches related to information incompleteness, data mining, and rule generation. They have been trying to combine such novel researches, and they have been trying to realise more intelligent rule generator handling data sets with information incompleteness. This study surveys the authors’ research highlights on rule generators, and considers a combination of them.
Publisher
The Institution of Engineering and Technology,John Wiley & Sons, Inc,Wiley
Subject
/ Apriori‐based rule generation
/ authors
/ C1160 Combinatorial mathematics
/ C6130 Data handling techniques
/ C6160 Database management systems (DBMS)
/ C6170K Knowledge engineering techniques
/ C7240 Information analysis and indexing
/ Datasets
/ incomplete information databases
/ nondeterministic information systems
/ Rough sets Nondeterministic Information Analysis
/ Software
