Research of Reduced Algorithm Based on Rough Set Theory
Li Xiong
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Li Xiong
Abstract
In this paper,we present a heuristic reduced algorithm,denoted RedFreSigni,that satisfies the attribute significance and attribute frequency at same time.This algorithm is based on the algorithms of attribute significance and resolution matrix.It takes the attribute′s core and user′s preference set as part of the attribute reduction,and using frequency as the heuristic information of attribute selection,and creating the frequency information of calculation attributes and undistinguishable matrix simultaneously,so the calculating time is reduced.Accordingly,a decision mining algorithm is presented which is based on rulesupport and confidence.Users can extract the useful rules effectively by using this algorithm.
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In this paper,we present a heuristic reduced algorithm,denoted RedFreSigni,that satisfies the attribute significance and attribute frequency at same time.This algorithm is based on the algorithms of attribute significance and resolution matrix.It takes the attribute′s core and user′s preference set as part of the attribute reduction,and using frequency as the heuristic information of attribute selection,and creating the frequency information of calculation attributes and undistinguishable matrix simultaneously,so the calculating time is reduced.Accordingly,a decision mining algorithm is presented which is based on rulesupport and confidence.Users can extract the useful rules effectively by using this algorithm.
Key concepts: Rough set, Attribute domain, Heuristic, Reduction (mathematics), Algorithm, Set (abstract data type), Computer science, Matrix (chemical analysis)