This chapter begins by considering a method of post-pruning decision rules generated via a decision tree, which has the property that the pruned rules will not generally fit together to form a tree. Rules of this kind are known as modular rules. When using modular rules to classify unseen test data a conflict resolution strategy is needed and several possibilities for this are discussed. The use of a decision tree as an intermediate representation for rules is identified as a source of overfitting.
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Bramer, M. (2016). Inducing Modular Rules for Classification (pp. 157–174). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-7307-6_11
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