Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
Date
2003
Title
Learning time series models with inductive logic programming
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Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
Year
2003
Authors
Alexessander Alves
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Abstract (EN):
: This paper reports on a set of proposals that make Inductive Logic Programming (ILP) systems adequate
for inducing time series models.
The proposals include an improvement in the ILP search process by the introduction of a statistical model validation
step. We propose the definition of an adequate cost function based on the information criteria. The definition of the
model evaluation step consists in an intuitive statistics that limits the minimum accepted performance of an induced
hypothesis. The ILP system we used was provided with a library of background knowledge predicates adequate for time
series problems.
The proposals described in this paper can be applied to any agnostic learning problem.
Preliminary experiments have shown that all these modifications make an ILP system adequate to induce time series
models and increase the capability of model choice automation.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
10
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