Eghbali etal 2017.
... historic data is a well-established technique used by many researchers (Pierce at al., 2010). The ...
... historic data is a well-established technique used by many researchers (Pierce at al., 2010). The ...
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extracting formations from long financial time series using data mining
... we address one of the most vague issues in similar studies, the selection of an optimum number of segments. Thus, the only parameters that need to be selected are the minimum number of data contained in each segment and the trend similarity threshold. This algorithm requires the use of a cost functi ...
... we address one of the most vague issues in similar studies, the selection of an optimum number of segments. Thus, the only parameters that need to be selected are the minimum number of data contained in each segment and the trend similarity threshold. This algorithm requires the use of a cost functi ...
Business Intelligence from Web Usage Mining
... A self organizing map was used to cluster the user access records. The SOM is an algorithm used to visualize and interpret large high-dimensional data sets. The map consists of a regular grid of processing units, “neurons”. A model of some multidimensional observation, eventually a vector consisting ...
... A self organizing map was used to cluster the user access records. The SOM is an algorithm used to visualize and interpret large high-dimensional data sets. The map consists of a regular grid of processing units, “neurons”. A model of some multidimensional observation, eventually a vector consisting ...
Hierarchical Clustering - delab-auth
... – In fuzzy clustering, a point belongs to every cluster with some weight between 0 and 1 – Weights must sum to 1 – Probabilistic clustering has similar characteristics ...
... – In fuzzy clustering, a point belongs to every cluster with some weight between 0 and 1 – Weights must sum to 1 – Probabilistic clustering has similar characteristics ...
Using evolutionary algorithms as instance selection for data
... most venerable algorithms in machine learning. This algorithm calculates the Euclidean distance (possibly weighted) between an instance to be classified and each training-neighboring instance. The new instance to be classified is assigned to the class of the nearest neighboring one. More generally, ...
... most venerable algorithms in machine learning. This algorithm calculates the Euclidean distance (possibly weighted) between an instance to be classified and each training-neighboring instance. The new instance to be classified is assigned to the class of the nearest neighboring one. More generally, ...
kNN
... consists of edges of the Voronoi diagram. K-NN classifiers never actually compute decision boundaries, in contrast to decision trees/SVMs. k-NN classifiers obtain high accuracies and are quite popular in some fields, such as text data mining and in information retrieval, in general. ...
... consists of edges of the Voronoi diagram. K-NN classifiers never actually compute decision boundaries, in contrast to decision trees/SVMs. k-NN classifiers obtain high accuracies and are quite popular in some fields, such as text data mining and in information retrieval, in general. ...
IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE)
... risk, detecting oil spills in satellite images, predicting technical equipment failures or information filtering [1], [2]. Class imbalance constitutes a difficulty for most learning algorithms, which are biased toward learning and prediction of the majority classes. As a result, minority examples te ...
... risk, detecting oil spills in satellite images, predicting technical equipment failures or information filtering [1], [2]. Class imbalance constitutes a difficulty for most learning algorithms, which are biased toward learning and prediction of the majority classes. As a result, minority examples te ...
A New Procedure of Clustering Based on Multivariate Outlier Detection
... that the medoids produced by PAM provide better class separation than the means produced by the k-means clustering algorithm. PAM starts by selecting an initial set of medoids (cluster centers) and iteratively replaces each one of the selected medoids by one of the none-selected medoids in the data ...
... that the medoids produced by PAM provide better class separation than the means produced by the k-means clustering algorithm. PAM starts by selecting an initial set of medoids (cluster centers) and iteratively replaces each one of the selected medoids by one of the none-selected medoids in the data ...
A framework for spatio-temporal clustering from mobile phone data
... considered as the low-velocity parts) from moving object data (e.g., vehicle trajectories, animal tracking, etc.), and all of these methods can be utilized to analyze the internal patterns of spatio-temporal tracking information in mobile phone datasets—see the CB-SMoT method (Clustering-Based Stops ...
... considered as the low-velocity parts) from moving object data (e.g., vehicle trajectories, animal tracking, etc.), and all of these methods can be utilized to analyze the internal patterns of spatio-temporal tracking information in mobile phone datasets—see the CB-SMoT method (Clustering-Based Stops ...
Gaussian Process Models of Spatial Aggregation Algorithms
... capable of approximating or interpolating functions with multiple local extrema, and generalizes well to applications exhibiting anisotropies and trends. The stochastic prior is also viewed as a mathematically elegant mechanism to impart any available domain knowledge to the modeling technique. In 1 ...
... capable of approximating or interpolating functions with multiple local extrema, and generalizes well to applications exhibiting anisotropies and trends. The stochastic prior is also viewed as a mathematically elegant mechanism to impart any available domain knowledge to the modeling technique. In 1 ...
A Study On Spatial Data Clustering Algorithms In Data Mining
... are constantly loaded throughout the refinement by gathering only the important components from phase, as a result to reduce the I/O cost of the the whole dataset which can be performed by means refinement phase. A multilevel data partitioning of using techniques like Principle Component technique i ...
... are constantly loaded throughout the refinement by gathering only the important components from phase, as a result to reduce the I/O cost of the the whole dataset which can be performed by means refinement phase. A multilevel data partitioning of using techniques like Principle Component technique i ...
Crime Classification and Criminal Psychology Analysis using Data
... enhancements of the system by taking biometric attributes of the customer. Shyam Varan Nath [9] presents a model to formulate crime pattern detection as machine learning task using data mining. The model uses k-means clustering with some enhancements to support the process of identification of crime ...
... enhancements of the system by taking biometric attributes of the customer. Shyam Varan Nath [9] presents a model to formulate crime pattern detection as machine learning task using data mining. The model uses k-means clustering with some enhancements to support the process of identification of crime ...
Categorization and Evaluation of Data Mining
... A2: Decision trees, Ag: Association rules, A^: Neural networks, and A$: Genetic algorithms. Each machine learning algorithm in A' is evaluated by its quality in each feature f;. In figures 3a, 3b, and 3c, each feature f; is located in a corner of rectangular area. The quality categories (good, avera ...
... A2: Decision trees, Ag: Association rules, A^: Neural networks, and A$: Genetic algorithms. Each machine learning algorithm in A' is evaluated by its quality in each feature f;. In figures 3a, 3b, and 3c, each feature f; is located in a corner of rectangular area. The quality categories (good, avera ...
Proc. of the 8
... and emotion is communicated by the performer through a range of different parameters, such as tempo, dynamics, articulation and vibrato. These parameters vary within a musical piece, between musical pieces and between performers. An important step towards modelling of this phenomenon is the measurem ...
... and emotion is communicated by the performer through a range of different parameters, such as tempo, dynamics, articulation and vibrato. These parameters vary within a musical piece, between musical pieces and between performers. An important step towards modelling of this phenomenon is the measurem ...
RSD: Relational subgroup discovery through first
... results of learning in terms of accuracy, efficiency, and the explanatory potential of the induced knowledge. On the other hand, irrelevant background knowledge will have just the opposite effect. Consequently, much of the art of inductive logic programming lies in the appropriate selection and form ...
... results of learning in terms of accuracy, efficiency, and the explanatory potential of the induced knowledge. On the other hand, irrelevant background knowledge will have just the opposite effect. Consequently, much of the art of inductive logic programming lies in the appropriate selection and form ...
Combining Ontology Alignment Metrics Using the Data Mining
... metrics are considered as Predictors and the actual mapping value is the target variable. Fig. 1 shows the process. The aim is to find metrics having most influence in prediction of the target variable using Data Mining Models: Neural Networks: Sensitivity Analysis for any problem is applied after a ...
... metrics are considered as Predictors and the actual mapping value is the target variable. Fig. 1 shows the process. The aim is to find metrics having most influence in prediction of the target variable using Data Mining Models: Neural Networks: Sensitivity Analysis for any problem is applied after a ...