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2006
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Graeme Richards, Karl J. Brazier, Wenjia Wang:
Feature salience definition and estimation and its use in feature subset selection. Intell. Data Anal. 10(1): 3-21 (2006)

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2005
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Graeme Richards, Karl J. Brazier, Wenjia Wang:
A Fast Wrapper Method for Feature Subset Selection. Artificial Intelligence and Applications 2005: 54-59
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Graeme Richards, Karl J. Brazier, Wenjia Wang:
The Definition and Estimation of Feature Salience in Databases. Databases and Applications 2005: 7-12
2004
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Karl J. Brazier, Graeme Richards, Wenjia Wang:
Implicit Fitness Sharing Speciation and Emergent Diversity in Tree Classifier Ensembles. IDEAL 2004: 333-338

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