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T. M. Caelli and A. Pennington
ABSTRACT
A new method is described for generating rules which attempt to optimize classification when class samples are not contiguous nor necessarily segregated in feature space. The method combines well-known clustering techniques (Leader and K-Means methods) with Stochastic Relaxation to minimize a combined cluster entropy function. Further, a technique is developed which is capable of determining the cluster weights which optimize classification performance and reflect the Boolean structures of the associated convex clusters. 
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An improved rule generation method for evidence-based classification systemsSite generated on Friday, 06 January 2006