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A fuzzy random forest

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Following Breiman’s methodology, we propose a multi-classiﬁer based on a “forest” of randomly generated fuzzy decision trees, i.e., a Fuzzy Random Forest. This approach co...

Piero P. Bonissone, José Manuel Cadenas, M....

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