SCARI: Separate and Conquer Algorithm for Action Rules and Recommendations Induction
Marek Sikora (1), Pawe{\l} Matyszok (1), {\L}ukasz Wr\'obel (1)((1), Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics, Computer Science, Silesian, University of Technology, Akademicka 16, 44-100 Gliwice, Poland)

TL;DR
This paper introduces SCARI, a sequential covering algorithm for inducing action rules and recommendations, enabling decision-making support by moving instances between classes based on quality measures, validated on multiple datasets.
Contribution
It presents a novel sequential covering algorithm for action rule induction and a method for generating actionable recommendations from data.
Findings
Effective on sixteen datasets
Produced the Ac-Rules software package
Generated high-quality action rules
Abstract
This article describes an action rule induction algorithm based on a sequential covering approach. Two variants of the algorithm are presented. The algorithm allows the action rule induction from a source and a target decision class point of view. The application of rule quality measures enables the induction of action rules that meet various quality criteria. The article also presents a method for recommendation induction. The recommendations indicate the actions to be taken to move a given test example, representing the source class, to the target one. The recommendation method is based on a set of induced action rules. The experimental part of the article presents the results of the algorithm operation on sixteen data sets. As a result of the conducted research the Ac-Rules package was made available.
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TopicsData Mining Algorithms and Applications · Statistical and Computational Modeling · Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic
