Descoberta de regras de associação com algoritmo Tertius
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Mineração de Dados, Regras de Associação, Tertius.Abstract
O trabalho descreve os experimentos do processo de definição das regras de associação com base nas regras do desafio PhysioNet de 2012. O desafio disponibilizou uma base com 4000 pacientes com informações das últimas 48 horas de permanência em uma UTI. Na descoberta das regras de associação, agrupamos os registros por paciente e calculamos a média aritmética de cada atributo temporal. Para realizar os treinamentos utilizamos somente as primeiras 24 horas agrupadas de 6 em 6 horas. Utilizamos o algoritmo Tertius para gerar automaticamente as regras em conjunto com a ferramenta Weka.
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