2019
DOI: 10.1049/cje.2019.05.014
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Valid Incremental Attribute Reduction Algorithm Based on Attribute Generalization for an Incomplete Information System

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“…After 16 weeks of experiment, it was concluded that the exercise could significantly improve the ankle muscle strength, proprioception, and dynamic balance ability of lower limbs of FAI students. Wang's [ 20 ] research shows that the excitement of the central nervous system of human body is a slow process, and the physiological inertia of internal organs also exists. In order to adapt to the relatively intense and intense basketball, it is necessary to carry out sufficient preparation activities to slowly mobilize the excitement of the nervous system and gradually overcome the physiological inertia of various internal organs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After 16 weeks of experiment, it was concluded that the exercise could significantly improve the ankle muscle strength, proprioception, and dynamic balance ability of lower limbs of FAI students. Wang's [ 20 ] research shows that the excitement of the central nervous system of human body is a slow process, and the physiological inertia of internal organs also exists. In order to adapt to the relatively intense and intense basketball, it is necessary to carry out sufficient preparation activities to slowly mobilize the excitement of the nervous system and gradually overcome the physiological inertia of various internal organs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The incremental attribute reduction method has garnered a great deal of interest because it may efficiently use the reduction results that have already been achieved, saving a significant amount of time and space [8]. There have been numerous studies on incremental rough set theory, e.g., in feature selection [63][64][65][66], incremental approximation calculation [67], incremental information [68], rule discovery [69], and case-based reasoning [70], where the incremental technique allows new data to be added without re-implementing the algorithm in a dynamic database. Nevertheless, the majority of rough set approaches fail to take into consideration the problem of many result attributes, making them ineffective and ill-suited to understanding the nature of the rules in the big data era.…”
Section: Rule Induction Based On Rough Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%