Inductive Learning using Multiscale Classification
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Multiscale Classification is a simple rule-based inductive learning algorithm. It can be applied to any N-dimensional real or binary classification problem to successively split the feature space in half to correctly classify the training data. The algorithm has several advantages over existing rule-based and neural network approaches: it is very simple, it learns very quickly, there is no network architecture to determine, there is an associated confidence with each classification rule, and noise can be automatically added to the training data to improve generalization.
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