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Data Mining on the Sisyphus Dataset: Evaluation and Integration of
Results
Thomas Gärtner,
Shaomin Wu,
and Peter A. Flach.
In Christophe Giraud-Carrier,
Nada Lavrac,
and Steve Moyle, editors,
Integrating Aspects of Data Mining, Decision Support and
Meta-Learning, pages 69--80. ECML/PKDD'01 workshop notes, September
2001. More behind this link.
Abstract
This paper describes our work on the Sisyphus challenge dataset, which includes
both classification and clustering tasks. We present our work in the context
of the CRISP-DM methodology. Further key aspects of the work are the
evaluation and integration of multiple models by means of ROC analysis. We
indicate a simple method of forcing classifiers to cover the whole of the ROC
space. In conclusion, we outline several promising research directions.
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T Gaertner,
gaertner@cs.bris.ac.uk,
S Wu,
shaomin@cs.bris.ac.uk,
P A Flach,
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