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- Decision Trees are practical for discrete-valued functions,
grows tree from root down, selecting next best attribute at each new
node added to tree.
- ID3 searches complete hypothesis space. It can represent any
discrete-valued function defined over discrete valued instances, therefore
it avoids the problem of the target function not being in the hypothesis
space.
- Inductive Bias implicit in ID3 is for smaller
trees, only grows as large as needed to classify training examples
Patricia Riddle
Fri May 15 13:00:36 NZST 1998