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What is Indiscernibility

Handbook of Research on Modeling, Analysis, and Application of Nature-Inspired Metaheuristic Algorithms
Objects for which attribute values are exactly same are termed as indiscernible.
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A Comprehensive Review of Nature-Inspired Algorithms for Feature Selection
Kauser Ahmed P (VIT University, India) and Senthil Kumar N (VIT University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-2857-9.ch016
Abstract
Due to advancement in technology, a huge volume of data is generated. Extracting knowledgeable data from this voluminous information is a difficult task. Therefore, machine learning techniques like classification, clustering, information retrieval, feature selection and data analysis has become core of recent research. These techniques can also be solved using Nature Inspired Algorithms. Nature Inspired Algorithms is inspired by processes, observed from nature. Feature Selection is helpful in finding subset of prominent components to enhance prescient precision and to expel the excess features. This chapter surveys seven nature inspired algorithms, namely Particle Swarm Optimization, Ant Colony Optimization Algorithms, Artificial Bees Colony Algorithms, Firefly Algorithms, Bat Algorithms, Cuckoo Search and Genetic Algorithms and its application in feature selections. The significance of this chapter is to present comprehensive review of nature inspired algorithms to be applied in feature selections.
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Swarm Intelligence in Solving Bio-Inspired Computing Problems: Reviews, Perspectives, and Challenges
Objects for which attribute values are exactly same are termed as indiscernible.
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Rough Sets and Granular Computing in Geospatial Information
A relationship among a finite collection of elements where objects are indiscernible with respect to a particular observation if any pair of elements in the collection cannot be distinguished from each other by the observation.
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Managing Uncertainty in Geospatial Predictive Models
A type of imprecision resulting from our inability to distinguish some elements in reality.
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