Improving the Scalability of XCS-Based Learning Classifier Systems
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Summary
The proposed thesis is that an LCS can scale to complex problems in a domain by reusing the learnt knowledge from simpler problems of the domain and/or encapsulating the underlying patterns in the domain.
- Type
- dissertation
- Published
- 2014-01-01
- Cited by
- 8
- References
- 2
- Access
- Open access
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Keywords
Artificial intelligence, Computer science, Scalability, Reuse, Machine learning
References
- Learning complex, overlapping and niche imbalance Boolean problems using XCS-based classifier systems
- Comparison of two methods for computing action values in XCS with code-fragment actions
- IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation
- Reusing Building Blocks of Extracted Knowledge to Solve Complex, Large-Scale Boolean Problems
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- A sensor tagging approach for reusing building blocks of knowledge in learning classifier systems
- Enable the XCS to Dynamically Learn Multiple Problems: A Sensor Tagging Approach
- Rule networks in learning classifier systems
- Multifactorial Genetic Programming for Symbolic Regression Problems
- The Bayesian learning classifier system: implementation, replicability, comparison with XCSF
- Attention in Rule-Based Machine Learning: Exploiting Learning Classifier Systems' Generalization for Image Classification
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