A Nested Genetic Algorithm for Explaining Classification Data Sets with Decision Rules
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Abstract (arXiv)
Our goal in this paper is to automatically extract a set of decision rules (rule set) that best explains a classification data set. First, a large set of decision rules is extracted from a set of decision trees trained on the data set. The rule set should be concise, accurate, have a maximum coverage and minimum number of inconsistencies. This problem can be formalized as a modified version of the weighted budgeted maximum coverage problem, known to be NP-hard. To solve the combinatorial optimization problem efficiently, we introduce a nested genetic algorithm which we then use to derive explanations for ten public data sets.
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- 2020MurTree: Optimal Classification Trees via Dynamic Programming and Searchcited by 61
- 2020On Explaining Decision Treescited by 49
- 2022On Tackling Explanation Redundancy in Decision Treescited by 44
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