In machine learning, monotone classification is concerned with a classification function to learn in order to guarantee a kind of monotonicity of the class with respect to attribute values. In this paper, we focus on rank discrimination measures to be used in decision tree induction, i.e., functions able to measure the discrimination power of an attribute with respect to the class taking into account the monotonicity of the class with respect to the attribute. Three new measures are studied in detail and an experimental analysis is also provided, comparing the proposed approach with other well-known monotone and non-monotone classifiers in terms of classification accuracy
textabstractThe monotonicity constraint is a common side condition imposed on modeling problems as d...
We study the learnability of monotone term decision lists in the exact model of equivalence and memb...
We discuss and test empirically the effects of six dimensions along which existing decision tree ind...
Abstract—In many decision making tasks, values of features and decision are ordinal. Moreover, there...
textabstractFor classification problems with ordinal attributes very often the class attribute shoul...
The objective of data mining is the extraction of knowledge from databases. In practice, one often e...
textabstractEUR-FEW-CS-97-07 Title Monotone decision trees Author(s) R. Potharst J.C. Bioch T. Pette...
textabstractThis paper focuses on the problem of monotone decision trees from the point of view of ...
In many application areas of machine learning, prior knowledge concerning the monotonicity of relati...
Monotonic classification is a kind of special task in machine learning and pattern recognition. Mono...
This dissertation studies the incorporation of monotonicity constraints as a type of domain knowledg...
In many real world applications classification models are required to be in line with domain knowled...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: {−1, 1}n → {−1, 1} to any constant...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: f1; 1gn! f1; 1g to any constant ac...
International audienceIn many classification tasks there is a requirement of monotonicity. Concretel...
textabstractThe monotonicity constraint is a common side condition imposed on modeling problems as d...
We study the learnability of monotone term decision lists in the exact model of equivalence and memb...
We discuss and test empirically the effects of six dimensions along which existing decision tree ind...
Abstract—In many decision making tasks, values of features and decision are ordinal. Moreover, there...
textabstractFor classification problems with ordinal attributes very often the class attribute shoul...
The objective of data mining is the extraction of knowledge from databases. In practice, one often e...
textabstractEUR-FEW-CS-97-07 Title Monotone decision trees Author(s) R. Potharst J.C. Bioch T. Pette...
textabstractThis paper focuses on the problem of monotone decision trees from the point of view of ...
In many application areas of machine learning, prior knowledge concerning the monotonicity of relati...
Monotonic classification is a kind of special task in machine learning and pattern recognition. Mono...
This dissertation studies the incorporation of monotonicity constraints as a type of domain knowledg...
In many real world applications classification models are required to be in line with domain knowled...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: {−1, 1}n → {−1, 1} to any constant...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: f1; 1gn! f1; 1g to any constant ac...
International audienceIn many classification tasks there is a requirement of monotonicity. Concretel...
textabstractThe monotonicity constraint is a common side condition imposed on modeling problems as d...
We study the learnability of monotone term decision lists in the exact model of equivalence and memb...
We discuss and test empirically the effects of six dimensions along which existing decision tree ind...