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Abstract: Classifier systems are currently in vogue
as a way of using genetic algorithms to
demonstrate machine learning. However,
there are a number of difficulties
with the formalization that can influence
how knowledge is represented and the
rate at which the system can learn. Some
of the problems are inherent in classifier
systems, and one must learn to cope with
them, while others are pitfalls waiting to
catch the unsuspecting implementor.
This paper identifies some of these difficulties,
suggesting ... (Update)
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.... possible due to limitations in the representational capacity of the ternary alphabet currently used in XCS classifier conditions (see [10] and [8] section 5.3. This is a difficulty with the ternary alphabet and thus only indirectly with XCS as it could employ some other...
.... our findings at the end of the paper (Section 8) Our research is complimentary to the work of Booker [Boo91] Schuurmans and Schaeffer [SS89] and others, who are more concerned about the representational adequacy of the commonly used classifier language. Though experiments...
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Schuurmans, D, and J. Schaeffer (1989) "Representational Difficulties with Classifier Systems", Proceedings of International Conference on Genetic Algorithms, Fairfax VA. pp328-333. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/schuurmans89representational.html More
@inproceedings{ schuurmans89representational,
author = "Dale Schuurmans and Jonathan Schaeffer",
title = "Representational Difficulties with Classifier Systems",
booktitle = "Proc. of the {T}hird {I}nt. {C}onf. on {G}enetic {A}lgorithms",
publisher = "Morgan Kaufmann",
address = "San Mateo, CA",
editor = "James D. Schaffer",
pages = "328--333",
year = "1989",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/schuurmans89representational.html" }
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