Pawlak Rough Set Model, Medical Reasoning and Rule Mining
Pawlak Rough Set Model, Medical Reasoning and Rule Mining
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Pawlak 粗糙集模型、医学推理和规则挖掘
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10.1007/11908029_7
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发表时间:
2006
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S. Tsumoto
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作者:
S. Tsumoto
This paper overviews the following two important issues on the correspondence between Pawlak’s rough set model and medical reasoning. The first main idea of rough sets is that a given concept can be approximated by partition-based knowledge as upper and lower approximation. Interestingly, thes approximations correspond to the focusing mechanism of differential medical diagnosis; upper approximation as selection of candidates and lower approximation as concluding a final diagnosis. The second idea of rough sets is that a concept, observations can be represented as partitions in a given data set, where rough sets provides a rule induction method from a given data. Thus, this model can be used to extract rule-based knowledge from medical databases. Especially, rule induction based on the focusing mechanism is obtained in a natural way.