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Discover Knowledge from Distribution Maps Using Bayesian Networks

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Buang, Norazwin
Liu, Nianjun
Caelli, Terry
Lesslie, Rob
Hill, Michael John

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Australian Computer Society Inc.

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This paper applies a Bayesian network to model multi criteria distribution maps and to discover knowledge contained in spatial data. The procedure consists of three steps: pre processing map data, training the Bayesian Network model using distribution maps of Australia and testing the generalization and diagnosis of the model using individual states' maps. The Bayesian network that we used in this study is known as naïve Bayesian network. Results show that this environmental Bayesian network model can generalize the classification rules from training data for good prediction and diagnosis of a distribution map.

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Proceedings of the fifth Australasian Data Mining Conference (AusDM2006)

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