Cluster Ensembles for Big Data Mining Problems

Mining big data involves several problems and new challenges, in addition to the huge volume of information. One the one hand, these data generally come from autonomous and decentralized sources, thus its dimensionality is heterogeneous and diverse, and generally involves privacy issues. On the othe...

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Autores principales: Pividori, Milton, Stegmayer, Georgina, Milone, Diego H.
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Publicado: 2015
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Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/51984
http://44jaiio.sadio.org.ar/sites/default/files/agranda52-54.pdf
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topic Ciencias Informáticas
Data mining
big data
Clustering
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Data mining
big data
Clustering
Pividori, Milton
Stegmayer, Georgina
Milone, Diego H.
Cluster Ensembles for Big Data Mining Problems
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Data mining
big data
Clustering
description Mining big data involves several problems and new challenges, in addition to the huge volume of information. One the one hand, these data generally come from autonomous and decentralized sources, thus its dimensionality is heterogeneous and diverse, and generally involves privacy issues. On the other hand, algorithms for mining data such as clustering methods, have particular characteristics that make them useful for different types of data mining problems. Due to the huge amount of information, the task of choosing a single clustering approach becomes even more difficult. For instance, k-means, a very popular algorithm, always assumes spherical clusters in data; hierarchical approaches can be used when there is interest in finding this type of structure; expectationmaximization iteratively adjusts the parameters of a statistical model to fit the observed data. Moreover, all these methods work properly only with relatively small data sets. Large-volume data often make their application unfeasible, not to mention if data come from autonomous sources that are constantly growing and evolving. In the last years, a new clustering approach has emerged, called consensus clustering or cluster ensembles. Instead of running a single algorithm, this approach produces, at first, a set of data partitions (ensemble) by employing different clustering techniques on the same original data set. Then, this ensemble is processed by a consensus function, which produces a single consensus partition that outperforms individual solutions in the input ensemble. This approach has been successfully employed for distributed data mining, what makes it very interesting and applicable in the big data context. Although many techniques have been proposed for large data sets, most of them mainly focus on making individual components more efficient, instead of improving the whole consensus approach for the case of big data.
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author Pividori, Milton
Stegmayer, Georgina
Milone, Diego H.
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Stegmayer, Georgina
Milone, Diego H.
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title_short Cluster Ensembles for Big Data Mining Problems
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