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Fuzzy repertory table: A method for acquiring knowledge about input variables to machine learning algorithm
DOI:10.1109/TFUZZ.2003.822684.png)
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In this paper, we develop a technique for acquiring the finite set of attributes or variables which the expert uses in a classification problem for characterising and discriminating a set of elements. This set will constitute the schema of a training data set to which an inductive learning algorithm will be applied. The technique developed uses ideas taken from psychology, in particular from Kelly's Personal Construct Theory. While we agree that Kelly's repertory grid technique is an efficient way to do this, it has several disadvantages which we shall try to solve by using a fuzzy repertory table. With the suggested technique, we aim to obtain the set of attributes and values which the expert can use to measure the object type (class) on the classification problem in some way. We will also acquire some general rules to identify the expert's evident knowledge; these rules will comprise concepts belonging to their conceptual structure.
Keywords:
expert systems
fuzzy repertory grid
knowledge acquisition
knowledge-based systems
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