Seven principles of inductive software engineering
What we do is different
T. Menzies North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States
Abstract
Inductive software engineering is the branch of software engineering focusing on the delivery of data-mining based software applications. Within those data mines, the core problem is induction, which is the extraction of small patterns from larger data sets. Inductive engineers spend much effort trying to understand business goals in order to inductively generate the models that matter the most.
Keywords
Inductive software engineering; Induction; Data mining; Feature selection; Row selection
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