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iLEAD: an efficient incremental learning with evolutionary approach for classification

Aug 2026 · Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering · Vol 22 · 0 citations · 34 references
Computer Science

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The proposed iLEAD method combines hybrid genetic programming with a CART classifier, offering improved predictive performance, reduced processing time, and lower memory usage compared to traditional GP-based decision trees, making it ideal for incremental learning in dynamic datasets.

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