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25 February 1999 IRIS: our prototype rule generation system
Lisa Singh, Peter Scheuermann, Bin Chen
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Abstract
Our goal is to design a knowledge discovery tool that has the ability to accurately generate rules, using concepts and structured data values, extracted from semi-structured documents. To date, two of our major contributions have been the design of a system architecture that facilitates the discovery of rules from HTML documents, and the development of an efficient association rule algorithm that generates rule sets, based on user specified constraints. This paper discusses each of these contributions within the framework of our prototype system IRIS. IRIS allows users to specify a set of constraints associated with a particular domain and then generates association rules based on these constraints. One of the unique features of IRIS, is that it generates rules using the more structured component of the HTML documents, as well as the conceptual knowledge extracted from the unstructured blocks of text.
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Lisa Singh, Peter Scheuermann, and Bin Chen "IRIS: our prototype rule generation system", Proc. SPIE 3695, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery: Theory, Tools, and Technology, (25 February 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.339992
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KEYWORDS
IRIS Consortium

Databases

Prototyping

Associative arrays

Mining

Data mining

Knowledge discovery

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