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Computing Rule Confidence using Rough set and Data Mining
P. Ramasubramanian, V. Sureshkumar, S. Nachiyappan and C.B. Selvalakshmi
Corresponding Author: P. Ramasubramanian
Submitted: 2010 August, 10
Accepted: 2010 September, 13
Published: 2010 November, 15 |
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Rough Set theory is a new mathematical tool to deal with representation, learning, vagueness,
uncertainty and generalization of knowledge. It has been used in machine learning, knowledge discovery,
decision support system s and pattern recognition. It can abstract underlying rules from data. Confidence is the
criterion to scaling the reliability of rules. Traditionally, the algorithm to obtain the deduction of decision rule
in rough sets theory always take more into account of the number of decision rules than the cost of the rules.
In this study, we reconstruct the formulae for CF1 and CF2. Further, the study is the scope of placement of
students based on three input parameters, which considers effect on confidence caused by both imperfect and
incompatible information.
Key words: Confidence, data mining, decision support, geometric mean, knowledge discovery, perfect and imperfect information, rough set theory
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P. Ramasubramanian, V. Sureshkumar, S. Nachiyappan and C.B. Selvalakshmi, . Computing Rule Confidence using Rough set and Data Mining. Research Journal of Information Technology , (2): 39-42.
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