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A program for machine learning of counting criteria: empirical induction of logic-based classification rules.

A program has been developed which derives classification rules from empirical observations and expresses these rules in a knowledge representation format called 'counting criteria'. Decision rules derived in this format are often more comprehensible than rules derived by existing machine learning programs such as AQ11. Use of the program is illustrated by the inference of discrimination criteria for certain types of bacteria based upon their biochemical characteristics. The program may be useful for the conceptual analysis of data and for the automatic generation of prototype knowledge bases for expert systems.

K A Spackman

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