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A Review: The Effects of Imperfect Data on Incremental Decision Tree

Authors: Cai Yuan; Hang Yang; Huajun Chen; Aidong Xu;

A Review: The Effects of Imperfect Data on Incremental Decision Tree

Abstract

Decision tree, as one of the most widely used methods in data mining, has been used in many realistic application. Incremental decision tree handles streaming data scenario that is applicable for big data analysis. However, imperfect data are unavoidable in real-world applications. Studying the state-of-art incremental decision tree induction using Hoeffding bound, we investigated the influence of imperfect data on decision tree model. Additionally we found the imperfect data worsen the performance of decision tree learning, resulting in worse accuracy and more consumed resource. This paper would be good reference for the future research. When thinking of a new generation of incremental decision tree, we should try to overcome the negative effects of imperfect data.

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