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Chen Shifu, Chen Bin, Pan Jingui. ICAS: An Incremental Concept Acquisition System Using Attribute-Based Description[J]. Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1992, 7(3): 284-288.
Citation: Chen Shifu, Chen Bin, Pan Jingui. ICAS: An Incremental Concept Acquisition System Using Attribute-Based Description[J]. Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1992, 7(3): 284-288.

ICAS: An Incremental Concept Acquisition System Using Attribute-Based Description

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  • Published Date: July 09, 1992
  • ICAS is an incremental concept acquisition system using attribute-based description. It includes an algorithm for learning concept, which induces a rule set from an example set based on the probability theory, and an algorithm for refining the rule set. This paper also introduces the learning cycles, a very useful idea of ICAS. In fact, concept acquisition by ICAS is an incremental process consisting of many such learning cycles. Also the design and implementation of ICAS are given.
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