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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 16, 2004
Filed:
Dec. 08, 2000
Arnold J. Goldman, Jerusalem, IL;
Jehuda Hartman, Rehovot, IL;
Joseph Fisher, Jerusalem, IL;
Shlomo Sarel, Ma'aleh Michmash, IL;
Insyst Ltd., Jerusalem, IL;
Abstract
In an automatic decision-making system, a method and a tool for the reduction of the dimension of data mining, which is automatically coupled to an empirical predictor of the system. The method includes a qualitative modeling of the interrelations between various objects whose attributes are relevant to a score made by the predictor according to which decisions are made, wherein this relevancy is determined by an input of a domain expert to the problem in hand. The model is called a Knowledge-Tree and its conclusions are represented by a graphical symbolization called the Knowledge-Tree map. Data mining, which follows the construction of the Knowledge-Tree map regards only datasets which are associated with logical and validated branches of the knowledge tree. Because the expert input which reduces the dimension of data mining was completed prior to data mining, interception by human reasoning is not needed after data mining and the decision making process can proceed automatically.