Rough Classifiers and Support Vector Machines using Boolean Kernels
- Speaker(s)
- Hung Son Nguyen
- Affiliation
- Uniwersytet Warszawski
- Date
- March 30, 2012, 2:15 p.m.
- Room
- room 5820
- Seminar
- Seminarium badawcze Zakładu Logiki: Wnioskowania aproksymacyjne w eksploracji danych
Rough Sets (RS) and Support Vector Machine (SVM) are the two big and
independent research areas in AI. Originally, rough set theory is
dealing with the concept approximation problem under uncertainty. The
basic idea of RS is related to lower and upper approximations, and it
can be applied in classification problem. At the first sight RS and
SVM offer different approaches to classification problem. Most RS
methods are based on minimal decision rules, while SVM converts the
linear classifiers into instance based classifiers. This paper
presents a comparison analysis between these areas and shows that,
despite differences, there are quite many analogies in the two
approaches. We will show that some rough set classifiers are in fact
the SVM with Boolean kernel and propose some hybrid methods that
combine the advantages of those two great machine learning approaches.