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Rough Lymphocytes for Approximate Binding in Artificial Immune Systems
Puebla, Mexico February 28-March 02
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Reynaldo Félix, ITESM-Campus Edo. de México
Toshimitsu Ushio, Osaka University
This paper presents a novel approach to an artificial immune system, which uses the rough set theory to improve its classification ability under uncertainty in data. The proposed approach is mainly based on a negative selection algorithm and is suitable to solve problems where the knowledge of non-self is scarce and noisy. The rough set theory is used to deal with uncertainty in data and to obtain rule sets necessary to specify both, self and non-self classes. The proposed artificial immune system is implemented with rough valued lymphocytes, which emulate the approximate binding performed by natural immune systems.
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Reynaldo Félix, Toshimitsu Ushio, "Rough Lymphocytes for Approximate Binding in Artificial Immune Systems," conielecomp, pp.272-277, 15th International Conference on Electronics, Communications and Computers (CONIELECOMP'05), 2005
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