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Soft Computing Pattern Recognition, Data Mining and Web Intelligence

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The relevance of fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, and rough sets to pattern recognition problems is described through examples. Different integrations of these soft computing tools are illustrated. The significance of the soft computing approach in data mining, knowledge discovery, and Web mining is discussed. Various existing algorithms and tools in this regard are reviewed. Finally, some research challenges and the scope of future research are outlined.

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