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Lecture Notes in Machine Learning

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Lecture Notes in Machine Learning
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Publisher: Central Connecticut State University
Number of pages: 65

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Contents: Introduction; Concept learning; Languages for learning; Version space learning; Induction of Decision trees; Covering strategies; Searching the generalization / specialization graph; Inductive Logic Progrogramming; Unsupervised Learning; Explanation-based Learning.

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