Jeffrey Horn
ABSTRACT
We show that under certain general circumstances there exists a choice of classifier rule length versus number of classifier rules, when given a fixed length classifier system, that maximizes performance of the system.
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- Quality versus quantity of rules in a classifier jury: extended abstract
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