Research Article
Application of Data Mining in Traditional Benchmark Evaluation Model for Buildings Energy Consumption
(1) | Make a node N; | (2) | If all of the tuples in D belong to the same class, C then; | (3) | N will be returned as a leaf node with the class C; | (4) | if attribut_list is unfilled then; | (5) | return N by way of a leaf node categorized with the majority class in D;//majority elective | (6) | apply attribute_selection_method (D, attribut_list) to discovery the finest splitting_criterion; | (7) | tag node N with splitting_criterion; | (8) | if splitting_attribute is discrete-valued then;//not limited to binary-trees | (9) | attribut_list ← attribut_list - splitting_attribute;//eliminate splitting_attribute | (10) | for each outcomes j of splitting_criterion | | //divider the tuples and produce sub-trees for each divider | (11) | let Dj be the set of data tuples in D filling the results j;//a divider | (12) | if Dj is unfilled then; | (13) | assign a leaf labeled with the majority class in D to node N; | (14) | else assign the node returned by Generate_Decision_tree (Dj, attribut_list) to node N; | | end for | (15) | return N; |
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