模糊决策树—Soft decision tree
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Soft decision trees are a variant of classical decision trees that use fuzzy set theory. They allow for fuzzy attribute values and classifications rather than the crisp (definite) values used in classical decision trees. Soft decision trees split nodes into overlapping fuzzy subsets rather than disjoint crisp subsets. They can match test examples to multiple leaf nodes and aggregate their outputs, rather than a single match as in crisp trees. This makes soft decision trees more suitable for databases with fuzzy or noisy attributes.
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模糊决策树—Soft decision tree
- 1. 模糊决策树 Soft Decision Tree [email_address] June 2010
- 2. 清晰决策树（ Crisp Decision Tree ） 数据预处理 属性值及分类是清晰的； 连续值属性数据需做离散化处理； 每个属性值（术语） 为属性空间上的经典集。 生成决策树 决策树的每个结点是属性空间上的经典子集； 每一条从根到叶子的路径对应一条清晰规则； 位于同一层的结点的交集为空集。 匹配 测试示例仅与一条路径匹配。 适用性 适用于符号值属性和分类较清晰、 噪音小的中小型数据库。
- 3. 模糊决策树（ Fuzzy Decision Tree ） 数据预处理 属性值及分类是模糊的； 连续值属性数据需做模糊化处理； 每个属性值（ 术语） 为属性空间上的模糊集。 生成决策树 决策树的每个结点是属性空间上的模糊子集； 每一条从根到叶子路径对应一条模糊规则； 位于同一层的结点的交集一般不空。 匹配 测试示例可与多条路径近似匹配。 适用范围 适用于各种情况的数据库， 特别是对属性和类模糊性强， 有噪音的数据库。
- 9. Soft decision trees VS. Crisp regression trees
- 10. T1->T2->D5
- 12. Leaf L 4 with membership degree of0.43 Leaf L 5 with membership degree of 0.57 1:0 ∗0:43 ∗ label L4 +1:0 ∗ 0:57 ∗ label L5 =1:0 ∗ 0:43 ∗ 0:44+1:0 ∗ 0:57 ∗ 1:00=0.76
- 14. Building a soft decision tree GS: growing set PS: pruning set LS: learning set TS: test set LS =GS ∪PS
- 17. Soft tree semantics Fuzzy set S into two fuzzy subsets, S L the left one and S R the right one Discriminator function v(a(o), α , β , γ …)->[0,1]
- 20. SDT growing
- 25. SDT pruning
- 27. SDT pruning
Editor's Notes
- B 的值越大，交集越大；定义的过渡区域越大，交集也越大 会有多条并行的路径
- 父节点的隶属度 * 分割函数
- This rule consists of evaluating the predictive accuracy of each tree in the sequence in some fashion (in our case, we use the PS to get an unbiased estimate of the MAE, together with its standard error estimate), and then selecting among the trees not the one of minimal MAE but rather the smallest tree in the sequence whose MAE is at most equal to min{MAE}+ σ MAE , where σ MAE is the standard error of MAE estimated from the PS. Notice that, if the PS size is very large this rule tends to select the tree of minimal MAE (since σ MAE ->0 with pruning sample size). On the other hand, for small size of PS, this rule tends to slightly over-prune the tree.