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Inductive discovery of laws using monotonic rules
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2012We are considering knowledge discovery from data describing a piece of real or abstract world. The patterns being induced put in evidence some laws hidden in the data. The most natural representation of patterns-laws is by ''if..., then...'' decision rules relating some conditions with some decisions.
Blaszczynski J +2 more
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On the Existence of Monotone Optimal Decision Rules
1984Consider the following general decision poblem: find a decision rule δ such that $$w\left( {x,\delta \left( x \right)} \right) = \max _{a \in A} w\left( {x,a} \right)$$ (1) for all samples x ∈ X, where w is a given target function. The necessary effort for finding such an optimal δ is reduced if δ is known to be contained in a particular set ...
Harald Benzing, Michael Kolonko
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Population monotonic rules for fair allocation problems
Social Choice and Welfare, 2004We consider the property of population monotonicity in the context of fair allocation problems in private good economies. It is already known that the property is compatible with the equal division lower bound. We show that if the equal division lower bound is replaced with no envy, the compatibility does not hold. We also show that the incompatibility
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Monotone Decision Rules for the Two-Armed Bandit [PDF]
, 1984 Consider the following problem in sequential design: Two Bernoulli experiments called arm 1 and arm 2 are given with unknown success probabilities. We consider them as random variables with a joint prior distribution μ not concentrated on the boundary of [0, 1]2. The aim is to maximize the expected number of successes in N trials by choosing one of the
Harald Benzing, Michael Kolonko
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A Monotonicity Theorem and a Bernoulli-L’Hospital-Ostrowski Rule
Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1984AbstractIt is proved that a function is nondecreasing if it is Baire one and Darboux and fulfills Lusin’s condition (N), and if its derivative is non-negative for almost every point at which the function is derivable. Using this result, a process to formulate various results on the existence and the valuation of indeterminate forms via various ...
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Monotonicity Rules in Calculus
The American Mathematical Monthly, 2006Matti Vuorinen +2 more
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Hybrid Reasoning with Non-monotonic Rules
2010This is an introduction to integrating logic programs with first order theories. The main motivation are the needs of Semantic Web to combine reasoning based on rule systems with that based on Description Logics (DL). We focus on approaches which are able to re-use existing reasoners (for DL and for rule systems).
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Reasoning over Ontologies and Non-monotonic Rules
2015Ontology languages and non-monotonic rule languages are both well-known formalisms in knowledge representation and reasoning, each with its own distinct benefits and features which are quite orthogonal to each other. Both appear in the Semantic Web stack in distinct standards – OWL and RIF – and over the last decade a considerable research effort has ...
João Leite +2 more
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Neutral and Monotonic Binary Social Decision Rules
2019This chapter is concerned with the class of neutral and monotonic binary social decision rules. The chapter provides a characterization for an important subclass of neutral and monotonic binary social decision rules; and derives maximally sufficient conditions for transitivity for the class of neutral and monotonic binary social decision rules and for ...
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Hematology and oncology clinical care during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020Manish A Shah +2 more
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