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dataset_protocol

Protocol for datasets used with classifier algorithms.

| Availability: | logtalk_load(classifier_protocols(loader))

| Author: Paulo Moura | Version: 1:0:0 | Date: 2026-02-19

| Compilation flags: | static

| Dependencies: | (none)

| Remarks: | (none)

| Inherited public predicates: | (none)

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Public predicates

.. index:: attribute_values/2 .. _dataset_protocol/0::attribute_values/2:

attribute_values/2 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Enumerates by backtracking the attributes and their possible values. For discrete attributes, Values is a list of possible values. For continuous (numeric) attributes, Values is the atom continuous.

| Compilation flags: | static

| Template: | attribute_values(Attribute,Values) | Mode and number of proofs: | attribute_values(?atom,-list(atom)) - zero_or_more | attribute_values(?atom,-atom) - zero_or_more


.. index:: class/1 .. _dataset_protocol/0::class/1:

class/1 ^^^^^^^^^^^

Returns the name of the target class attribute.

| Compilation flags: | static

| Template: | class(Class) | Mode and number of proofs: | class(-atom) - one


.. index:: class_values/1 .. _dataset_protocol/0::class_values/1:

class_values/1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Returns the list of possible values for the target class attribute.

| Compilation flags: | static

| Template: | class_values(Values) | Mode and number of proofs: | class_values(-list(atom)) - one


.. index:: example/3 .. _dataset_protocol/0::example/3:

example/3 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Enumerates by backtracking the examples in the dataset. Each example has an Id, a Class value, and a list of Attribute-Value pairs.

| Compilation flags: | static

| Template: | example(Id,Class,AttributeValues) | Mode and number of proofs: | example(-integer,-atom,-list(pair)) - zero_or_more


Protected predicates

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Operators

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