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Efficiency Improvement in Classification Tasks using
Naive Bayes Tree and Fuzzy Logic
Revathi.K1
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K.S.RInstituteforEngineeringandTechnology,
ComputerScienceand Engineering,
[email protected]
Jawahar.M2
K.S.RInstituteforEngineeringandTechnology,
ComputerScienceand Engineering,
[email protected]
Abstract—ForImproving the classifications accuracy rates for Naive Bayes tree (NBTREE) and Fuzzy Logic for the
classification problem. In our first proposed NBTREE algorithm, due to presence of noisy inconsistency instances in the training
set its may because Naïve Bayes classifiers tree suffers from over fittings its decrease accuracy rates then we have to compute
Naïve Bayes tree algorithm (NBTREE)to remove the unwanted noisy data from a large amount of training dataset. Then our
second the proposed fuzzy logic algorithm, we apply Naïve Bayes tree (NBTREE) to select alsoa more important subset of
features for the production of Naive assumption of class conditional independence, to improve extract valuable training dataset
and we verified the performances of the two proposed algorithm against those the existing systems are Naïve Bayes tree induction
and Fuzzy logic classification individually using the classification accuracy validation. Thus result may cause that identity the
most sufficient attributes for the explanation of instances and accuracy rates has to be improved.
Index Terms— Classification, Naïve Bayes tree (NBTree), Fuzzy Logic, Decision tree induction, Naïve Bayes Classifiers,
Preprocessing.
1 INTRODUCTION
Classification is an important task in data mining .Currently,
classification as have huge training data set are available, and
thena big interest for developing classifiers that allow the
handlingkind of datasets in a reasonable time.
There is another technique for reducing the number of attributes
used in a tree –pruning. Two types of pruning:
a.
b.
a.
Pre-pruning (forward pruning)
b.
Post-pruning (backward pruning)
2.3 LEVENT et.al (2011)The Naïve Bayes method, which is the
simplest form of a Bayesian network, is a popular data mining
method that has been applied to many domains, including intrusion
detection. The method’s simplicity trusts on the assumption that all
of the features are independent of each other. The HNB method,
which eases this assumption, has stayedeffectively applied to web
mining.
Post -pruning waits until the full decision tree has built
and then prunes the attributes. Two techniques:
a.
Sub tree Replacement
b.
Sub tree Raising
2.2 LEE et.al (2010)A Naïve Bayes classification enhancing
technique. The development is seen in terms of an improvement in
the classification accuracy and is realized through applying unique
weighting factors to each category based on the number of
documents that are annotated to them. The results from our
experiments show that the weighting factor capacityis presented
and described as has improved a classification accuracy of the
ordinary Naïve Bayes classification method.
Pre -pruning, we decide during the building process
when to stop adding attributes (possibly based on their
information gain)
2 RELATED WORKS
2.1 Chandra and Varghese (2009)The G-FDT tree used the
Gini Index as the split measure to choose the most appropriate
splitting attribute for each node in the decision tree. Inspired by
performance and unambiguousnessreflections, we propose a new
node intense measure in this paper ,we show that the proposed
measure is convex and well behaved. Our results over a large
number of problems indicate that the quantity results in smaller
trees in a large quantity of the cases without any loss in
classification accuracy.
3 EXISTING SYSYTEM
Hybrid mining algorithms for improve the classifications
accuracy rates of decision tree (DT)and Naive Bayes (NB)
classifiers for the classification of multi-class problems in medical
dataset. Naïve Bayes (NB) and Decision Tree (DT) classifiers for
the automatic analysis and classification of attribute data from
training course web pages.
I.
Decision tree induction
II.
Naive Bayes classification
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greedy approach, which offers a rapid and effective method for
classifying data instances.Decision tree is based onflow chart-like
tree structure and internal node denotes a test on an attributewhich
Branch represents an outcome of the test and Leaf nodes represent
class labels or class distribution.
I.
Decision tree generation consists of two phases
 Tree construction
 At start, all the training examples are
at the root
 Partition examples recursively based
on selected attributes
 Tree pruning
 Identify and remove branches that
reflect noise or outliers
II.
Use of decision tree: Classifying an unknown sample
 Test the attribute values of the sample against
the decision tree
Decision tree is a classifier in the form of a tree structure.
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Decision node: specifies a test on a single
attribute
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Leaf node: indicates the value of the target
attribute
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Arc/edge: split of one attribute
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Path: a disjunction of test to make the final
decision
3.2 NAÏVE BAYES CLASSIFICATION
A naive Bayes classifier is a simple probabilistic based
method, which can predict the class membership .It has several
advantages: (a) easy to use (b) only one scan of the training data
required for probability generation.
Bayesian belief network allows a subset of the variables
conditionally independentand agraphical model of causal
relationships.
Several cases of learning Bayesian belief networks
a. Given both network structure and all the
variables: easy
b. Given the network structure, but only some
variables: use gradient descent / EM algorithms
c. When the network structure is not known in
advance
i. Learning structure of network harder
3.1 DECISION TREE INDUCTION
The decision tree classifier is typically a top-down
 Naïve Bayes tree(NB TREE)
 Fuzzy logic
4.1 Naïve Bayes tree (NB TREE):The NBTREE algorithm is
similar to the classical recursive partitioning schemes, not
including that the leaf nodes created are naive Bayes categorizers
with reverse of nodes predicting a single class. It attempts to
approximate whether the generalization accuracy for a naïveBayes classifier at the current node.
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Entropy
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Residual information
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Information Gain Ratio
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Gini Index
4.2 Fuzzy logic (FL):Fuzzy logic is a logical system. FL is
approach to computing based system its mainly contains true or
false methods. Fuzzy logic reduces the design steps and reduced
complexity. An accurate quantitative model is not required to
control appropriate action. Support system tool in fuzzy logic.
Operations on Classical Sets
 Union:
 HI = {x | x  H or x  I}.
 Intersection:
 HI= {x | x  H and x  I}.
 Complement:
c
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 H = {x | x  H, x  H}.
H = universe of discourse = the set of all objects with the
same characteristics.
Let nx = cardinality = total number of elements in H.
For crisp sets H and I in H, we define:
 xH x belongs to H.
 x H x does not belong to H.
For sets A and B on X:
 H IxH, xI.
 H I H is fully contained in I.
 H = I H  I and I H.
The null set, , contains no elements.
5 EXPERMENTIAL SETUP:
Where,
P(x)
P(x/ci)
evaluating
P(ci)
P(ci/x)
= Constant for all classes
= Order to reduce computation in
To test the proposedsystem hybrid methods, we have used the
classification accuracy and 10- fold cross validation. To improve
the classification accuracy rates for Naive Bayes tree (NBTREE)
and Fuzzy Logic for multi class problem.
= Class prior probabilities
= Maximum Posteriori Hypothesis
Equation 1 accuracy rates
4 PROSPOSED WORK:
Propose a new method to improve the classification
accuracy ratesusinga Naïve Bayes tree(NBTREE) and fuzzy logic.
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5.1 ANALYZING THE DATA SET
In our project we get a dataset from .DAT file as our file
reader program will get the data from them for the input of Naïve
Bayes based mining process.
NB models are popular in machine learning applications, due to
their simplicity in allowing each attribute to contribute towards the
final decision equally and independently from the other attributes.
This simplicity equates to computational efficiency, which makes
NB techniques attractive and suitable for many domains.
FIGURE 5.2 EXISTING ALGORTHIM
5.3 NAIVES BAYES IMPLEMENTATION IN MINING:
Bayes' Theorem finds the probability of an event
occurring given the probability of another event that has already
occurred. If X represents the dependent event and Y produces the
prior event, Bayes' theorem can be certain as follows:
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Responses are analyzed
Depending upon the responses graph the structure
is resulted
Using Bayes theorem techniques Naïve Bayes
classifier is implemented
Accuracy rate is calculated
Comparative analyses on the obtained result is
done further
5.4 COMPARISON OF ACCURACY RATES
The obtained results for patient are compared with the
already existing results and the accuracy is calculated.
Figure 5.1 Naive Bayes Classifiers
6 RESULTS:
5.2 DESIGNING THE INPUT ATTRIBUTES
Forms have advantages over some other types of medical
symptoms that they are reasonable, do not lack as much effort
from the questioner as verbal or telephone surveys, and generally
have standardized answers that make it simple to compile data.
However, such standardized answers may confront users. Forms
are also clearly limited by the fact that respondents must be able to
read the questions and respond to them.
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6.1 NAÏVE BAYES TREE
The classification accuracies for a Naïve Bayes Tree with 6 –fold
cross validation.
Formsare based on the attributes given in the
dataset
Each attribute has separate questions in terms of
values
Questions are given to the respondents a simple
way with higher understanding
Analyses is done after enrollment of the answers
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Table 6.1: Naïve Bayes Tree
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Figure 6.1: Graph of Naïve Bayes Tree
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