Relevance and redundancy in fuzzy classification systems
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Ana Del Amo
Daniel Gómez González
Francisco Javier Montero de Juan
Gregory S. Biging
Fuzzy classification systems is defined in this paper as an
aggregative model, in such a way that Ruspini classical definition
of fuzzy partition appears as a particular case. Once a basic {\em
recursive} model has been accepted, we then propose to analyze
relevance and redundancy in order to allow the possibility of {\em
learning} from previous experiences. All these concepts are
applied to a real picture, showing that our approach allows to
check quality of such a classification system.
aggregative model, in such a way that Ruspini classical definition
of fuzzy partition appears as a particular case. Once a basic {\em
recursive} model has been accepted, we then propose to analyze
relevance and redundancy in order to allow the possibility of {\em
learning} from previous experiences. All these concepts are
applied to a real picture, showing that our approach allows to
check quality of such a classification system.
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Del Amo, Ana et al. «Relevance and redundancy in fuzzy classification systems». Mathware & soft computing, 2001, vol.VOL 8, núm. 3, https://raco.cat/index.php/Mathware/article/view/84834.
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