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Abstract
Database and database systems have been used widely in almost, all life activities. Sometimes missed data items are discovered as missed or null values in the database tables. The presented paper proposes a design for a supervised learning system to estimate missed values found in the university database. The values of estimated data items or data it items used in estimation are numeric and not computed. The system performs data classification based on Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) to estimate loosed marks of students. A data set is used in training the system under the supervision of an expert. After training the system to classify and estimate null values under expert supervision, it starts classification and estimation of null data by itself.
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