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Addressing Missing Attributes during Data Mining Using Frequent Itemsets and Rough Set Based Predictions
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In this paper, we present an improved method for predict- ing missing attribute values in data sets. We make use of fre- quent itemsets, generated from the association rules algo- rithm, displaying the correlations between different items in a set of transactions. In particular, we consider a database as a set of transactions and each data instance as an item- set. Then frequent itemsets can be used as a knowledge base to predict missing attribute values. Our approach in- tegrates the RSFit method based on rough sets theory that produces faster predictions by considering similarities of attribute value pairs, but only for those attributes contained in the core or reduct of the data set. Using empirical stud- ies on UCI and other real world data sets, we demonstrate a significant increase in prediction accuracy obtained from our new integrated approach, referred to as ItemRSFit.
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Jiye Li, Nick Cercone, Robin Cohen, "Addressing Missing Attributes during Data Mining Using Frequent Itemsets and Rough Set Based Predictions," grc, pp.294, 2007 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GRC 2007), 2007
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