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-  Decision Trees are practical for discrete-valued functions,
grows tree from root down, selecting next best attribute at each new
node added to tree.
-  ID3 searches complete hypothesis space.  It can represent any
discrete-valued function defined over discrete valued instances, therefore
it avoids the problem of the target function not being in the hypothesis
space.
-  Inductive Bias implicit in ID3 is   for smaller
trees, only grows as large as needed to classify training examples for smaller
trees, only grows as large as needed to classify training examples
 
 
Patricia Riddle 
Fri May 15 13:00:36 NZST 1998