Growing selforganizing trees for autonomous hierarchical clustering Presenter
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Growing self-organizing trees for autonomous hierarchical clustering Presenter: MIN-CHIEH HSIU Authors: NHAT-QUANG DOAN∗, HANANE AZZAG, MUSTAPHA LEBBAH 2013 NN Intelligent Database Systems Lab
Outlines n Motivation n Objectives n Methodology n Experimental Result n Conclusions n Comments Intelligent Database Systems Lab
Motivation • Discovering the inherent structure and its uses in large datasets has become a major challenge for data mining applications. Intelligent Database Systems Lab
Objectives • This authors aim to build an autonomous hierarchical clustering system using the self-organization concept that runs autonomously without using parameters. • GSo. T: Growing Self-organizing Trees. Intelligent Database Systems Lab
GSo. T algorithm • X = {xi; i = 1, . . . , N} a set of N observations. • List denotes the set that contains all observations. • Each treesi is associated with a weight vector, denoted by wsi Intelligent Database Systems Lab
GSo. T algorithm function status (xi) • initial: the default status before training. • connected: node xi is currently connected to another node. • disconnected: node xi was connected at least once but gets disconnected. Intelligent Database Systems Lab
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Experiment-Visual validation • Its main advantage is that it provides simultaneous topological and hierarchical organization. Intelligent Database Systems Lab
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Conclusions • This paper presents a new approach that allows for simultaneous clustering and visualization. • The tree structure allows the user to understand analyze large amounts of data in an explorative manner. Intelligent Database Systems Lab
Comments • This paper presents GSo. T improved interactive visualization and clustered efficiency for data. • Application. Data visualization Clustering Intelligent Database Systems Lab
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