2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-50153-2_56
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Towards a Classification of Rough Set Bireducts

Abstract: Size reduction mechanisms are very important in several mathematical fields. In rough set theory, bireducts arose to reduce simultaneously the set of attributes and the set of objects of the considered dataset, providing subsystems with the minimal sets of attributes that connect the maximum number of objects preserving the information of the original dataset. This paper presents the main properties of bireducts and how they can be used for removing inconsistencies.

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“…Next, two particular cases of information bireducts are introduced. The first one was already proved in Benítez‐Caballero et al, 26 and it relates the notion of reduct to the notion of information bireduct.…”
Section: Bireducts Properties and The Relationship With Reductsmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Next, two particular cases of information bireducts are introduced. The first one was already proved in Benítez‐Caballero et al, 26 and it relates the notion of reduct to the notion of information bireduct.…”
Section: Bireducts Properties and The Relationship With Reductsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The last property shows that the information tables considered in Benítez‐Caballero et al 26 are actually information tables reduced by classes.…”
Section: Bireducts Properties and The Relationship With Reductsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…A subset of individuals contemplated the selection of both examples and qualities in tandem. Furthermore, a significant proportion of previous research failed to consider the implications of extensive and unreliable data to effectively address the challenge of selecting both features and instances in massive data 12 . In following studies, researchers have employed feature selection techniques 13 based on genetic algorithms (GA) to address a range of difficulties.…”
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confidence: 99%