Constructing a Decision Tree for Graph-Structured Data and its Applications
Constructing a Decision Tree for Graph-Structured Data and its Applications
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2004-11
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Warodom Geamsakul;Tetsuya Yoshida;K. Ohara;H. Motoda;H. Yokoi;K. Takabayashi
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Warodom Geamsakul;Tetsuya Yoshida;K. Ohara;H. Motoda;H. Yokoi;K. Takabayashi
Decision tree Graph-Based Induction (DT-GBI) is proposed that constructs a decision tree for graph structured data. Substructures (patterns) are extracted at each node of a decision tree by stepwise pair expansion (pairwise chunking) in GBI to be used as attributes for testing. Since attributes (features) are constructed while a classifier is being constructed, DT-GBI can be conceived as a method for feature construction. The predictive accuracy of a decision tree is affected by which attributes (patterns) are used and how they are constructed. A beam search is employed to extract good enough discriminative patterns within the greedy search framework. Pessimistic pruning is incorporated to avoid overfitting to the training data. Experiments using a DNA dataset were conducted to see the effect of the beam width, the number of chunking at each node of a decision tree, and the pruning. The results indicate that DT-GBI that does not use any prior domain knowledge can construct a decision tree that is comparable to other classifiers constructed using the domain knowledge.