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Privacy-preserving boosting | SpringerLink
... information exchanged can be derived from the final classifier), the information overhead is minimal during the protocol, and it is unclear whether it can be used at all to reverse-engineer the training data sets. Throughout the paper, we will consider binary classification, where the class y of eve ...
... information exchanged can be derived from the final classifier), the information overhead is minimal during the protocol, and it is unclear whether it can be used at all to reverse-engineer the training data sets. Throughout the paper, we will consider binary classification, where the class y of eve ...
Chapter 1 OUTLIER DETECTION
... Outlier detection methods can be divided between univariate methods, proposed in earlier works in this field, and multivariate methods that usually form most of the current body of research. Another fundamental taxonomy of outlier detection methods is between parametric (statistical) methods and non ...
... Outlier detection methods can be divided between univariate methods, proposed in earlier works in this field, and multivariate methods that usually form most of the current body of research. Another fundamental taxonomy of outlier detection methods is between parametric (statistical) methods and non ...
Modeling Location-Based Profiles of Social Image
... considering datasets with thousands of tags manual browsing through all these tags is not an option. Therefore, we propose a two step approach for tackling this problem: The first step uses pattern mining techniques, e.g., [1], [2] to automatically generate a candidate set of potentially interesting ...
... considering datasets with thousands of tags manual browsing through all these tags is not an option. Therefore, we propose a two step approach for tackling this problem: The first step uses pattern mining techniques, e.g., [1], [2] to automatically generate a candidate set of potentially interesting ...
Predicting Springback in Sheet Metal Forming
... and the desired shaped is produced using the continuous movement of a simple round-headed forming tool. A typical AISF machine is shown in Figure 1. The forming tool is provided with a “tool path” generated by a CAD model and the part is “pressed” out according to the co-ordinates of the tool path. ...
... and the desired shaped is produced using the continuous movement of a simple round-headed forming tool. A typical AISF machine is shown in Figure 1. The forming tool is provided with a “tool path” generated by a CAD model and the part is “pressed” out according to the co-ordinates of the tool path. ...
ASSOCIATION RULE MINING IN COOPERATIVE RESEARCH A
... The survey is a joint project between UPI and the University of Missouri’s Graduate Institute of Cooperative Leadership. The objective of the survey was to understand what types of services their members desire, the relative emphasis they place on these services, and how well the cooperative is curr ...
... The survey is a joint project between UPI and the University of Missouri’s Graduate Institute of Cooperative Leadership. The objective of the survey was to understand what types of services their members desire, the relative emphasis they place on these services, and how well the cooperative is curr ...
knowledge discovery
... Perceived to be sophisticated technology, usable only by specialists Long, expensive projects Stand-alone, loosely-coupled with data infrastructures Difficult to infuse into existing missioncritical applications ...
... Perceived to be sophisticated technology, usable only by specialists Long, expensive projects Stand-alone, loosely-coupled with data infrastructures Difficult to infuse into existing missioncritical applications ...
Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis
... and if necessary, it creates new nodes during one training epoch. Similar to the SOM method, each node has a special weight vector. The strong neighborhood relation is determined by the distance between connected nodes; therefore, it is sensitive to noise nodes, weak connections, and isolated nodes ...
... and if necessary, it creates new nodes during one training epoch. Similar to the SOM method, each node has a special weight vector. The strong neighborhood relation is determined by the distance between connected nodes; therefore, it is sensitive to noise nodes, weak connections, and isolated nodes ...
HSC: A SPECTRAL CLUSTERING ALGORITHM
... uses K-Harmonic Means (KHM) instead of k-means, and has applied the method to facial image recognition. Although spectral clustering algorithms have shown good results in various applications, it relies on the dataset where each cluster is approximately well separated to a certain extent. The spectr ...
... uses K-Harmonic Means (KHM) instead of k-means, and has applied the method to facial image recognition. Although spectral clustering algorithms have shown good results in various applications, it relies on the dataset where each cluster is approximately well separated to a certain extent. The spectr ...
Hierarchical Clustering
... If happens, find a replacement centroid to replace the centroid of the empty cluster ...
... If happens, find a replacement centroid to replace the centroid of the empty cluster ...
Classification - Baylor University
... First Order Inductive Learning (based on the information gain) ...
... First Order Inductive Learning (based on the information gain) ...
Scalable Keyword Search on Large RDF Data
... and clearly do not scale for graphs with millions of vertices. Furthermore, these works do not consider how to handle updates. A typical approach used here for keyword-search is backward search. Backward search when used to find a Steiner tree in the data graph is NP-hard. He et al [14] proposed a t ...
... and clearly do not scale for graphs with millions of vertices. Furthermore, these works do not consider how to handle updates. A typical approach used here for keyword-search is backward search. Backward search when used to find a Steiner tree in the data graph is NP-hard. He et al [14] proposed a t ...
EN 2223138
... This paper defines an initial work in finding the optimal subset of features using Rough Set Theory (RST) described section IV.RST can be used as a tool to find the data dependencies and to reduce the number of features contained in the data set. In this paper, we are discussing the three main RST b ...
... This paper defines an initial work in finding the optimal subset of features using Rough Set Theory (RST) described section IV.RST can be used as a tool to find the data dependencies and to reduce the number of features contained in the data set. In this paper, we are discussing the three main RST b ...
Knowledge Discovery for Semantic Web
... approaches adopt the methods developed in Machine Learning and Data Mining (Mitchell 1997, Witten and Frank 1999, Hand et al. 2001) which provides techniques for data analysis with varying knowledge representations and large amounts of data, and also methods developed in statistical learning (Hastie ...
... approaches adopt the methods developed in Machine Learning and Data Mining (Mitchell 1997, Witten and Frank 1999, Hand et al. 2001) which provides techniques for data analysis with varying knowledge representations and large amounts of data, and also methods developed in statistical learning (Hastie ...
Improving Classifications of Medical Data Based on Fuzzy ART2
... learning method that constructs decision tree from a set of samples [1, 2]. A decision tree is a tree structure where each leaf node is assigned a class label. The root node in the tree contains all training samples that are to be divided into classes. All nodes except the leaves are called decision ...
... learning method that constructs decision tree from a set of samples [1, 2]. A decision tree is a tree structure where each leaf node is assigned a class label. The root node in the tree contains all training samples that are to be divided into classes. All nodes except the leaves are called decision ...
Parallel Partitioning and Mining Gene Expression Data with Butterfly
... which is shown in the 2nd rectangle in 2nd row, due to “g5-g7: 2, 3, 0” is contained by “g5-g7: 1, 2, 3, 0”, we omit it. In the 2nd iteration, it starts 2 nodes, and we only describe the procedure of the 2nd node. The 2nd node reads the files, i.e., the data illustrated in the 3rd and 4th rectangles ...
... which is shown in the 2nd rectangle in 2nd row, due to “g5-g7: 2, 3, 0” is contained by “g5-g7: 1, 2, 3, 0”, we omit it. In the 2nd iteration, it starts 2 nodes, and we only describe the procedure of the 2nd node. The 2nd node reads the files, i.e., the data illustrated in the 3rd and 4th rectangles ...
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... Our design strategies describe a means for achieving several goals: to raise awareness of the broad scope of personal data mining, to reveal the limitations of the datamining process, and to expose the predominant social values embedded in personal informatics infrastructure. Table 1 presents the re ...
... Our design strategies describe a means for achieving several goals: to raise awareness of the broad scope of personal data mining, to reveal the limitations of the datamining process, and to expose the predominant social values embedded in personal informatics infrastructure. Table 1 presents the re ...
Lessons and Challenges from Mining Retail E
... contrasted with one of the challenges facing business intelligence in situations where analysis is performed as an afterthought. In these cases, there is often a gap between the potential value of analytics and the actual value achieved because limited relevant data were collected or because data mu ...
... contrasted with one of the challenges facing business intelligence in situations where analysis is performed as an afterthought. In these cases, there is often a gap between the potential value of analytics and the actual value achieved because limited relevant data were collected or because data mu ...
Discovering Relative Motion Patterns in Groups of Moving Point
... of MPOs into an analysis matrix which allows motion pattern matching. The paper proposes a REMO pattern description formalism adopting elements of the commonly used regular expression formalism (regex) and of basic mathematical logic. An application prototype featuring REMO data mining algorithms ha ...
... of MPOs into an analysis matrix which allows motion pattern matching. The paper proposes a REMO pattern description formalism adopting elements of the commonly used regular expression formalism (regex) and of basic mathematical logic. An application prototype featuring REMO data mining algorithms ha ...
Nonlinear dimensionality reduction
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High-dimensional data, meaning data that requires more than two or three dimensions to represent, can be difficult to interpret. One approach to simplification is to assume that the data of interest lie on an embedded non-linear manifold within the higher-dimensional space. If the manifold is of low enough dimension, the data can be visualised in the low-dimensional space.Below is a summary of some of the important algorithms from the history of manifold learning and nonlinear dimensionality reduction (NLDR). Many of these non-linear dimensionality reduction methods are related to the linear methods listed below. Non-linear methods can be broadly classified into two groups: those that provide a mapping (either from the high-dimensional space to the low-dimensional embedding or vice versa), and those that just give a visualisation. In the context of machine learning, mapping methods may be viewed as a preliminary feature extraction step, after which pattern recognition algorithms are applied. Typically those that just give a visualisation are based on proximity data – that is, distance measurements.