An Example of Metri al Hierar

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Assistants Combining relational models with hierar hies Sriraam Natarajan, Prasad Tadepalli, and Alan Fern S hool of EECS, Oregon State University There has been a growing interest in developing intelligent assistant systems that help users in a variety of tasks. The emphasis in these systems has been to provide a well-engineered domain-spe i solution to the problem of redu ing the users' ognit...

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Abstra t. Most evaluation metri s in lassi ation are designed to reward lass uniformity in the example subsets indu ed by a feature (e.g., Information Gain). Other metri s are designed to reward dis rimination power in the ontext of feature sele tion as a means to ombat the feature-intera tion problem (e.g., Relief, Contextual Merit). We de ne a new framework that ombines the strengths of both ...

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