Latest advances in inductive logic programming

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adam_text LATEST ADVANCES IN INDUCTIVE LOGIC PROGRAMMING This book represents a selection of papers presented at the Inductive Logic Programming (ILP) workshop held at Cumberland Lodge, Great Windsor Park. The collection marks two decades since the first ILP workshop in 1991. During this period the area has developed into the main forum for work on logic-based machine learning. The chapters cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from theory and ILP implementations to state-of-the-art applications in real-world domains. The international contributors represent leaders in the field from prestigious institutions in Europe, North America and Asia. Graduate students and researchers in this field will find this book highly useful as it provides an up-to-date insight into the key sub-areas of implementation and theory of ILP. For academics and researchers in the field of artificial intelligence and natural sciences, the book demonstrates how ILP is being used in areas as diverse as the learning of game strategies, robotics, natural language understanding, query search, drug design and protein modelling. Contents R Preface v Acknowledgments vii Part 1: Applications 1 1. Can ILP Learn Complete and Correct Game Strategies? 3 Stephen H. Muggleton and Changze Xu 1.1 Introduction........................................... 3 1.2 ILP Representation of Games............................ 4 1.3 Experiments............................................ 5 1.4 Related Work, Conclusions and Future Work.............. 9 Bibliography............................................... 10 2. Induction in Nonmonotonic Causal Theories for a Domestic Service Robot 11 Jianmin Ji and Xiaoping Chen 2.1 Introduction.......................................... 11 2.2 Nonmonotonic Causal Theories.......................... 12 2.3 Induction in Causal Theories.......................... 13 2.4 A Case Study in a Domestic Service Robot’s Domain . . 14 2.5 Discussion and Conclusion............................. 17 Bibliography............................................... 18 3. Using Ontologies in Semantic Data Mining with g-SEGS and Aleph 19 Anze Vavpetic and Nada Lavrac 3.1 Introduction.......................................... 19 3.2 Related Work.......................................... 20 ix X Latest Advances in Inductive Logic Programming 3.3 g-SEGS................................................ 21 3.4 Problem Formulation in Aleph ......................... 22 3.5 Experimental Results.................................. 23 3.6 Conclusion............................................ 25 Acknowledgments........................................... 25 Bibliography............................................... 25 4. Improving Search Engine Query Expansion Techniques with ILP 27 José Carlos Almeida Santos and Manuel Fonseca de Sam Bento Ribeiro 4.1 Introduction and Motivation........................... 27 4.2 Experiments........................................... 29 4.3 Conclusions and Future Work........................... 33 Acknowledgments............................................ 34 Bibliography............................................... 34 5. ILP for Cosmetic Product Selection 35 Hiroyuki Nishiyama and Fumio Mizoguchi 5.1 Introduction.......................................... 35 5.2 Previous Cosmetics Recommendation Service Using the Smartphone............................................ 37 5.3 Design and Implementation of Diagnosis System by Smartphone......................................... 39 5.4 Conclusion............................................ 41 Bibliography............................................ 41 6. Learning User Behaviours in Real Mobile Domains 43 Andreas Markitanis, Domenico Corapi, Alessandra Russo and Emil C. Lupu 6.1 Introduction.......................................... 43 6.2 Background............................................ 45 6.3 Towards an Adaptive System Using ILP.................. 46 6.4 Real Mobile-Domain Applications....................... 48 6.5 Conclusion........................................... 50 Bibliography............................................... 50 Contents xi 7. Discovering Ligands for TRP Ion Channels Using Formal Concept Analysis 53 Mahito Sugiyama, Kentaro Imago, Keisuke Otaki and Akihiro Yamamoto 7.1 Introduction........................................... 53 7.2 Methods................................................ 55 7.3 Results and Discussion.............................. 58 Acknowledgments............................................... 59 Bibliography.................................................. 59 8. Predictive Learning in Two-Way Datasets 61 Beau Piccart, Hendrik Blocked, Andy Georges and Lieven Eeckhout 8.1 Situating Two-Way Learning........................... 61 8.2 The Effects of Transposition........................... 64 8.3 Applications........................................... 65 8.4 Conclusions............................................ 67 Acknowledgment................................................ 67 Bibliography.................................................. 68 9. Model of Double-Strand Break of DNA in Logic-Based Hypothesis Finding 69 Barthélémy Dworkin, Andrei Doncescu, Jean-Charles Faye and Katsumi Inoue 9.1 Introduction........................................... 69 9.2 Double-Strand Break of DNA............................. 70 9.3 Ampliative Reasoning in Biological Systems............. 71 9.4 Logical Model of a Double-Strand Break................. 72 9.5 Results................................................ 73 9.6 Conclusion............................................. 76 Bibliography.................................................. 76 Part 2: Probabilistic Logical Learning 77 10. The PITA System for Logical-Probabilistic Inference 79 Fabrizio Riguzzi and Terrance Swift 79 80 81 83 85 87 ST- BS 88 91 93 93 95 95 96 97 99 102 102 102 105 105 106 107 109 110 111 111 Latest Advances in Inductive Logic Programming 10.1 Introduction................................ 10.2 Probabilistic Logic Programming............. 10.3 The PITA System ............................ 10.4 Experiments................................. Bibliography...................................... Learning a Generative Failure-Free PRISM Clause Waleed Alsanie and James Cussens 11.1 Introduction ............................... 11.2 Scoring with Variational Free Energy........ 11.3 Building and Searching the Hypothesis Space . 11.4 Experiment.................................. 11.5 Conclusion and Future Work ................. Bibliography...................................... Statistical Relational Learning of Object Affordances for Robotic Manipulation Bogdan Moldovan, Martijn van Otterlo, Plinio Moreno, José Santos-Victor and Luc De Raedt 12.1 Introduction................................ 12.2 Affordance-Based Models .................... 12.3 Learning Relational Skills and Experiments . . 12.4 ProbLog Modeling and Results................ 12.5 Conclusion and Future Work ................. Acknowledgments................................... Bibliography...................................... Learning from Linked Data by Markov Logic Man Zhu and Zhiqiang Gao 13.1 Introduction................................ 13.2 Description Logic ACC....................... 13.3 Learning from Linked Data................... 13.4 Experiments................................. 13.5 Conclusion and Remarks...................... Acknowledgment.................................... Bibliography...................................... Contents xm 14. Satisfiability Machines 113 Filip Zelezny 14.1 Introduction.......................................... 113 14.2 Probabilistic Model................................... 114 14.3 Comparing Pm(c) and Ps(c) ............................ 115 14.4 Discriminative Learning............................... 118 14.5 Conclusion............................................ 119 Acknowledgment............................................. 119 Bibliography............................................... 119 Part 3: Implementations 121 15. Customisable Multi-Processor Acceleration of Inductive Logic Programming 123 Andreas K. Fidjeland, Wayne Luk and Stephen H. Muggleton 15.1 Introduction.......................................... 123 15.2 Background: Sequential and Parallel ILP............... 124 15.3 The Arvand Processor.................................. 127 15.4 Multi-Processor Architecture for ILP.................. 132 15.5 Multi-Processor Architecture Generation............... 134 15.6 Results............................................... 135 15.7 Concluding Remarks.................................... 139 Acknowledgments............................................ 139 Bibliography............................................... 139 16. Multivalue Learning in ILP 143 Orlando Muoz Texzocotetla and Ren Mac Kinney Romero 16.1 Introduction.......................................... 143 16.2 Uni value Clauses..................................... 145 16.3 Multivalue Clauses.................................... 146 16.4 Experiments........................................... 148 16.5 Conclusions and Future Work .......................... 149 Bibliography............................................... 150 xiv Latest Advances in Inductive Logic Programming 17. Learning Dependent-Concepts in ILP: Application to Model-Driven Data Warehouses 151 Moez Essaidi, Aomar Osmani and Celine Rouveirol 17.1 Overview ........................................... 151 17.2 Background Definitions ............................. 153 17.3 Relational Learning of Dependent-Concept............ 156 17.4 Empirical Results................................... 160 17.5 Conclusion.......................................... 169 Bibliography............................................. 169 18. Graph Contraction Pattern Matching for Graphs of Bounded Treewidth 173 Takashi Yamada and Takayoshi Shoudai 18.1 Introduction........................................ 173 18.2 Preliminaries....................................... 175 18.3 A Pattern Matching Algorithm for GC-Patterns .... 177 Bibliography.............................................. 180 19. mLynx: Relational Mutual Information 181 Nicola Di Mauro, Teresa M.A. Basile, Stefano Ferilli and Floriana Esposito 19.1 Introduction........................................ 181 19.2 Feature Construction and Classification............. 182 19.3 Mutual Information Feature Selection................ 184 19.4 Experiments......................................... 186 Bibliography.............................................. 188 Part 4: Theory 189 20. Machine Learning Coalgebraic Proofs 191 Ekaterina Komendantskaya 20.1 Background.......................................... 191 20.2 Methodology......................................... 193 20.3 Agenda and Preliminary Results ..................... 195 Bibliography.............................................. 197 Contents xv 21. Can ILP Deal with Incomplete and Vague Structured Knowledge? 199 Francesca A. Lisi and Umberto Straccia 21.1 Introduction........................................ 199 21.2 Fuzzy Description Logics............................ 200 21.3 ILP for Learning Fuzzy DL Inclusion Axioms.......... 202 21.4 Final Remarks ...................................... 205 Bibliography............................................. 205 Part 5: Logical Learning 207 22. Towards Efficient Higher-Order Logic Learning in a First-Order Datalog Framework 209 Niels Pahlavi and Stephen H. Muggleton 22.1 Introduction........................................ 209 22.2 HOLL with First-Order Datalog and Progol............ 211 22.3 Experiments......................................... 213 22.4 Conclusion and Further Work......................... 215 Bibliography.............................................. 215 23. Automatic Invention of Functional Abstractions 217 Robert J. Henderson and Stephen H. Muggleton 23.1 Introduction........................................ 217 23.2 KANDINSKY’s Abstraction Invention Algorithm .... 218 23.3 Experiment.......................................... 222 23.4 Related/Further Work and Conclusion................. 223 Acknowledgments........................................... 224 Bibliography............................................. 224 Part 6: Constraints 225 24. Using Machine-Generated Soft Constraints for Roster Problems 227 Yoshihisa Shiina and Hayato Ohwada 24.1 Introduction........................................ 227 24.2 A Simple Roster Problem............................. 228 XVI Latest Advances in Inductive Logic Programming 24.3 Proposed Method..................................... 230 24.4 Experiment.......................................... 232 24.5 Concluding Remarks.................................. 233 Bibliography.............................................. 233 Part 7: Spacial and Temporal 25. Relational Learning for Football-Related Predictions Jan Van Haaren and Guy Van den Broeck 25.1 Introduction ............................. 25.2 Related Work.............................. 25.3 Current Limitations and Challenges ....... 25.4 Relational Representation................. 25.5 Learning Tasks............................ 25.6 Learning Example.......................... 25.7 Conclusion................................ Acknowledgments................................. Bibliography.................................... 237 237 238 239 240 241 241 243 243 243 Index 245
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