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AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF CONCEPT LEARNING
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Artificial intelligence (68Txx)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 March 2017
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We solve the problem of concept learning using a semi-tensor product method. All possible hypotheses are expressed under the framework of a semi-tensor product. An algorithm is raised to derive the version space. In some cases, the new approach improves the efficiency compared to the previous approach.
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68T01: General
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- © 2017 Australian Mathematical Society
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