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Author(s): Keshrj Verma, O.P. Vyas

Email(s): seerna2000•@yahoo.com , opvyas@rediffmail.com

Address: School of Studies in Computer Science Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur Chhattisgarh . 492010

Published In:   Volume - 18,      Issue - 1,     Year - 2005


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Verma and Vyas (2005). Concept of Decision Tree Classifier for Temporal data. Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B: Science), 18(1), pp.07-22.



Journal of  Ravishankar  University Vol.18  No. B (Science) 2005   pp 07-22  ISSN   0970-5910

Concept of Decision   Tree Classifier for Temporal data

Keshrj Verma and O.P. Vyas

School   of Studies   in Computer   Science Pt.  Ravishankar   Shukla   University,   Raipur   Chhattisgarh .  492010

seerna2000@yahoo.com,opvyas@rediffmail.com

MS Received :    03/08/04  Revised : 28/04/05 Accepted :   03/06/05

Abstract : Classification is an important problem in data mining  Given  a database  of records,  each with a class label,  a classifier    generates  a concise and meaningful  description   for each class  that can· be used  to classify  future records  whose  classes  are unknown.   A number of populat   classifier   exists  to construct  decision  tree and to generate class model. This  Classifier    first builds decision   tree  and  then   prunes   the  subtrees    from  the  decision    tree  in  a subsequent   pruning  phase to improve accuracy   and prevent  overiitting.   After the prunining   the number of nodes  is if  very large  for  large  data set, it takes more time  to classify  the data.   Hence,   the time component  is  one the most important  factors  of real world  dataset. Each  data has the  specific   time period in which  the fact is true.  It  is called valid time.  The present   proposes  to extend and  improve   the  existing   SPRINT  algorithm   by  incorporating    the  temporal aspects.  This  classifier   has the several advantages  over  the existing  onces.  It reduces  the size of dataset  by partitioning    the data into different  intervals.   As a resultant,   it takes  less space.  It acts as a faster  classifier,    which decreases time complexity.  A chronological    development  ofclassifier is displayed at the end.

Keyword  :  Classification    rule,   Supervised   learning,    Temporal  classification. Decision  Tree  Classification    no  :  H.2.8.    (ACM Classification     scheme)

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