Languages for Learning and Mining

Raedt, Luc De (KU Leuven)

AAAI Conferences 

However, it is well-known that applying machine learning and data mining to novel data sets is Finally, inspired by the field of constraint programming, challenging because each application imposes its own requirements (Guns et al. 2013) aim at developing declarative modeling and constraints that often require the development languages for specifying a wide range of mining problems. of new algorithms and systems. While there are software Such languages should support packages and tools such as Scikit for machine learning the high-level and natural modeling of pattern mining and Weka, Orange or Knime for data mining, adapting them tasks; that is, the models should closely correspond to to novel tasks is not easy, which explains why one often resorts the definitions of data mining problems found in the to implementing new algorithms and variations from literature; should support user-defined constraints and scratch.

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