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    Learning from inconsistent and noisy data: The AQ18 approach

    In concept learning or data mining tasks, the learner is typically faced with a choice of many possible hypotheses characterizing the data. If one can assume that the training data are noise-free, then the gen...

    Kenneth A. Kaufman, Ryszard S. Michalski in Foundations of Intelligent Systems (1999)

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    Inductive Databases and Knowledge Scouts

    The development of very large databases and the world wide web has created extraordinary opportunities for monitoring, analyzing and predicting global economical, ecological, demographic, political, and other ...

    Ryszard S. Michalski in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Curre… (2000)

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    A Knowledge Scout for Discovering Medical Patterns: Methodology and System SCAMP

    Knowledge scouts are software agents that autonomously synthesize knowledge of interest to a given user (target knowledge) by applying inductive database operators to a local or distributed dataset. This paper...

    Kenneth A. Kaufman, Ryszard S. Michalski in Flexible Query Answering Systems (2001)

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    Learning Patterns in Noisy Data: The AQ Approach

    In concept learning and data mining, a typical objective is to determine concept descriptions or patterns that will classify future data points as correctly as possible. If one can assume that the data contain...

    Ryszard S. Michalski, Kenneth A. Kaufman in Machine Learning and Its Applications (2001)

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    Incremental Learning with Partial Instance Memory

    Agents that learn on-line with partial instance memory reserve some of the previously encountered examples for use in future training episodes. We extend our previous work by combining our method for selecting...

    Marcus A. Maloof, Ryszard S. Michalski in Foundations of Intelligent Systems (2002)

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    Learning and Evolution: An Introduction to Non-darwinian Evolutionary Computation

    The field of evolutionary computation has drawn inspiration from Darwinian evolution in which species adapt to the environment through random variations and selection of the fittest. This type of evolutionary ...

    Ryszard S. Michalski in Foundations of Intelligent Systems (2010)