KLIMT
Interactive visualization in multiclass learning: integrating the SASSC algorithm with KLIMT. The paper deals with multiclass learning from the perspective of analytically interpreting the results of the analysis as well as that of navigating into them by using interactive visualization tools. It is showed that by combining the Sequential Automatic Search of Subset of Classifiers (SASSC) algorithm with the interactive visualization of classification trees provided by the Klassification-Interactive Methods for Trees (KLIMT) software it is possible to highlight important information deriving from the knowledge extraction process without neglecting the prediction accuracy of the classification method. Empirical evidence from two benchmark datasets demonstrates the advantages deriving from the joint use of SASSC and KLIMT.
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