Abstract
Inductive learning is proposed as a tool for synthesizing domain knowledge from data generated by a model-based simulator. In order to use an inductive engine to generate decision rules, the pre-classification process becomes more complicated in the presence of multiple competing objectives. Instead of relying on a domain expert to perform this pre-classification task, a clustering algorithm is used to eliminate human biases involved in the selection of a classification function for pre-classification. It is shown that the use of a clustering algorithm for pre-classification not only further automates the process of knowledge by synthesizing, but also improves the quality of the rules generated by the inductive engine.

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