The novel rule induction approach to dynamic big data in green energy
Chun‐Che Huang, Tzu-Liang Tseng, Ming-Xuan Zhou · 2015
With concerns about climate change growing it could be that green energy will begin to play a major role. Green Energy requires to resolve the optimization problem of electronic distribution, control, and storage with decision rule support. Due to the characteristics of green energy data nature — time dependency and variance, and big data, a novel approach to induct rules is required without re-computing rule sets from the very beginning, when new objects are updated to information system. The proposed approach updates rule sets by partly modifying original rule sets, hence a lot of time are saved, and it is especially useful when extracting rules from big data sets. The rules comparison helps decision maker to explore the marketing and qualified decision for renew energy distribution.