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What is the purpose of the RIPPER algorithm?
What is the purpose of the RIPPER algorithm?
- To repeatedly simplify the initial rule set using pruning operators (correct)
- To incrementally build up a rule set one rule at a time
- To split the training data into a growing set and a pruning set
- To form an initial rule set that overfits the growing set
What determines when simplification ends in the RIPPER algorithm?
What determines when simplification ends in the RIPPER algorithm?
- Repeating the simplification process a fixed number of times
- Using a heuristic method to form the initial rule set
- Applying any pruning operator that increases the error on the pruning set (correct)
- Finding a rule that covers all instances in the growing set
In the Boolean case, what is an antecedent of a rule?
In the Boolean case, what is an antecedent of a rule?
- A set of training data
- A conjunction of literals (correct)
- A heuristic method
- A disjunction of rules
How does IREP algorithm build up a rule set?
How does IREP algorithm build up a rule set?
What is the preferred pruning operator in the RIPPER algorithm?
What is the preferred pruning operator in the RIPPER algorithm?
What is the purpose of partitioning positive and negative instances into growing and pruning sets?
What is the purpose of partitioning positive and negative instances into growing and pruning sets?
In the context of rule building, what does RIPPER differ from IREP in?
In the context of rule building, what does RIPPER differ from IREP in?
What action immediately follows the growing of a rule in the rule-building process?
What action immediately follows the growing of a rule in the rule-building process?
What is the primary function of GrowRule in the process of building a rule?
What is the primary function of GrowRule in the process of building a rule?
What role does RIPPER's postpass play in the rule-building process?
What role does RIPPER's postpass play in the rule-building process?