2015 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/fuzz-ieee.2015.7337950
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FCA-BASED RULE GENERATOR, a framework for the genetic generation of fuzzy classification systems using formal concept analysis

Abstract: Abstract-There is a number of frameworks for the general task of classification available for free usage on the Internet.However, software to generate fuzzy classification systems using the genetic approach is scarce. In this work, we present the FCA BASED RULE GENERATOR framework to automatically generate fuzzy classification systems based on a genetic rule selection process. Such rules are extracted from data using a formal concept analysis approach. The FCA-BASED RULE GENERATOR framework includes modules fo… Show more

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“…The semantic richness is guaranteed, and so, FCA facilitates the task of the classifier in knowledge discovery. Many learning methods based on Formal Concept Analysis are proposed, such as GRAND (Oosthuizen, 1988), LEGAL (Liquiere & Nguifo, 1990), GALOIS (Carpineto & Romano, 1993), RULEARNER (Sahami, 1995), CIBLe (Njiwoua & Nguifo, 1999), CLNN&CLNB (Xie & al., 2002), IPR (Maddouri, 2004), NAVIGALA (Visani & al., 2011), CITREC (Douar & al., 2008), CBALattice (Gupta & al., 2005), HMCS-FCA-SC (Ferrandin & al., 2013), SPFC (Ikeda & Yamamotol., 2013), CLANN (Nguifo et al., 2008), FCA-BRG (Cintra et al, 2015) and RMCS (Kashnitsky & Ignatov, 2015).…”
Section: Formal Concept Analysis and Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The semantic richness is guaranteed, and so, FCA facilitates the task of the classifier in knowledge discovery. Many learning methods based on Formal Concept Analysis are proposed, such as GRAND (Oosthuizen, 1988), LEGAL (Liquiere & Nguifo, 1990), GALOIS (Carpineto & Romano, 1993), RULEARNER (Sahami, 1995), CIBLe (Njiwoua & Nguifo, 1999), CLNN&CLNB (Xie & al., 2002), IPR (Maddouri, 2004), NAVIGALA (Visani & al., 2011), CITREC (Douar & al., 2008), CBALattice (Gupta & al., 2005), HMCS-FCA-SC (Ferrandin & al., 2013), SPFC (Ikeda & Yamamotol., 2013), CLANN (Nguifo et al., 2008), FCA-BRG (Cintra et al, 2015) and RMCS (Kashnitsky & Ignatov, 2015).…”
Section: Formal Concept Analysis and Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rule-based classification approaches aim to achieve classification tasks by certain types of acquired rules, such as fuzzy rules [1][2][3][4] and formal concept analysis (FCA)-based [5] rules [6]. One of the biggest challenges faced by such classification methods is how to mine useful information from massive data to improve the classification ability of rules in terms of the speed and accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, u} is a granular consistent set. (6) The granular reduct set G + 6 is preserved after the objects x 9 and x 10 are added into the updated formal decision context.…”
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confidence: 99%