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Different classical and hybrid intelligent techniques have evolved over the years for the purpose of clustering different datasets. In the machine learning environment, among the different techniques in vogue, we interchangeably used the terms classification, regression and clustering for the inductive learning. The DIKW process of knowledge engineering has been extended and influenced by different intelligent techniques, hybrid in nature. In this article, we propose a hybrid model of Fuzzy C Means with K-nearest neighbour(FCM-KNN) to classify different datasets. In the proposed model, we used one input layer, two middle layers for processing the input files and one output layer for visualization and data collection. We compare the same with Naive Bayes Learning and SVM. Out of three discussed machine learning techniques, Naive Bayes and SVM are supervised in nature and FCM-KNN is an unsupervised classification techniques. Results of the proposed models are demonstrated on a real-life dataset using KNIME model design.

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In this article, we propose a hybrid model of Fuzzy C Means with K-nearest neighbour(FCM-KNN) to classify different datasets. In the proposed model, we used one input layer, two middle layers for processing the input files and one output layer for visualization and data collection. We compare the same with Naive Bayes Learning and SVM.

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We compare the same with Naive Bayes Learning and SVM. Out of three discussed machine learning techniques, Naive Bayes and SVM are supervised in nature and FCM-KNN is an unsupervised classification techniques. Results of the proposed models are demonstrated on a real-life dataset using KNIME model design.

Dr. Koushik Mondal
IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

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This page is a summary of: Application design and analysis of different hybrid intelligent techniques, International Journal of Hybrid Intelligent Systems, February 2017, IOS Press,
DOI: 10.3233/his-160234.
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