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Inexact Field Learning Approach for Data Mining
Abstract
Inexact fielding learning (IFL) (Ciesieski & Dai, 1994; Dai & Ciesieski, 1994a, 1994b, 1995, 2004; Dai & Li, 2001) is a rough-set, theory-based (Pawlak, 1982) machine learning approach that derives inexact rules from fields of each attribute. In contrast to a point-learning algorithm (Quinlan, 1986, 1993), which derives rules by examining individual values of each attribute, a field learning approach (Dai, 1996) derives rules by examining the fields of each attribute. In contrast to exact rule, an inexact rule is a rule with uncertainty. The advantage of the IFL method is the capability to discover high-quality rules from low-quality data, its property of low-quality data tolerant (Dai & Ciesieski, 1994a, 2004), high efficiency in discovery, and high accuracy of the discovered rules.
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