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crossrefMachine Learning and Knowledge Extraction2023-08-03Cited by 1

Alternative Formulations of Decision Rule Learning from Neural Networks

Litao Qiao, Weijia Wang, Bill Lin

This paper extends recent work on decision rule learning from neural networks for tabular data classification. We propose alternative formulations to trainable Boolean logic operators as neurons with continuous weights, including trainable NAND neurons. These alternative formulations provide uniform treatments to different trainable logic neurons so that they can be uniformly trained, which enables, for example, the direct application of existing sparsity-promoting neural net training techniques like reweighted L1 regularization to derive sparse networks that translate to simpler rules. In addition, we present an alternative network architecture based on trainable NAND neurons by applying De Morgan’s law to realize a NAND-NAND network instead of an AND-OR network, both of which can be readily mapped to decision rule sets. Our experimental results show that these alternative formulations can also generate accurate decision rule sets that achieve state-of-the-art performance in terms of accuracy in tabular learning applications.

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