This is the well known LED example from the CART book. It is a 10-class classification problem. There are 7 binary inputs, meant to simulate the seven filaments in a LED digit display. Each filament can flip its state with probability 0.1. A second prototask was defined on this dataset which includes 17 additional, binary inputs which act simply as noise on the input. The data was generated using David Aha's program from the UCI repository of machine learning databases. Other information is available in the original documentation that was supplied with the program.
Origin: artificial
Usage: historical
Number of attributes: 8
Number of cases: 6,600
Number of prototasks: 1
Number of methods run on this dataset: 0
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Contributed by: Michael Revow using David Aha's program available from the UCI repository of machine learning databases.
Last Updated 6 November 1996 Comments and questions to: delve@cs.toronto.edu |
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