Expression Inference — Genetic Symbolic Classification Integrated with Non-linear Coefficient Optimisation

  • Hunter A
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Expression Inference is a parsimonious, comprehensible alternative to semi-parametric and non-parametric classification techniques such as neural networks, which generates compact symbolic mathematical expressions for classification or regression. This paper introduces a general framework for inferring symbolic classifiers, using the Genetic Programming paradigm with non-linear optimisation of embedded coefficients. An error propagation algorithm is introduced to support the optimisation. A multiobjective variant of Genetic Programming provides a range of models trading off parsimony and classification performance, the latter measured by ROC curve analysis. The technique is shown to develop extremely concise and effective models on a sample real-world problem domain.

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Hunter, A. (2002). Expression Inference — Genetic Symbolic Classification Integrated with Non-linear Coefficient Optimisation (pp. 117–127). https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45470-5_13

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