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34th International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL'04)
Controlling Uncertainty in Discretization of Continuous Data
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
May 19-May 22
ISBN: 0-7695-2130-4
Denis V Popel, Baker University
Elena I Popel, Kansas University
There is a demand for formalization of dependencies between multiple-valued and continuous signals. The composition of both has been successfully applied to various problems of circuit design and knowledge discovery. This paper reviews some information measures in the multiple-valued and continuous domains considering different representation forms for functions with multiple-valued and continuous attributes. Being at the cross-roads of analog and discrete data processing, the paper addresses the problem known as discretization and introduces an adaptive method of finding an optimal representation of continuous data in the multiple-valued domain. Both multiple-valued and interval decision diagrams are examined for ef.cient representation of continuous data.
Index Terms:
continuous data, decision diagrams, discretization, information theory, knowledge representation, multiple-valued logic
Citation:
Denis V Popel, Elena I Popel, "Controlling Uncertainty in Discretization of Continuous Data," ismvl, pp.288-293, 34th International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL'04), 2004
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