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Heuristics for Ranking the Interestingness of Discovered Knowledge
Robert J. HildermanHoward J. Hamilton
Year: 1999 Lecture notes in computer science Pages: 204-210 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media
Keywords:
Heuristics Computer science Ranking (information retrieval) Data mining Population Variance (accounting) Index (typography) Tuple Information retrieval Statistics Artificial intelligence Mathematics
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Data Management and Algorithms
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Signal Processing
Data Mining Algorithms and Applications
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Information Systems
Advanced Database Systems and Queries
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
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