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The 7th International Symposium on Intelligent Data Analysis

Towards Adaptive Web Mining: Histograms and Contexts in Text Data Clustering

coauthor: Mieczyslaw A. Klopotek, Polish Academy of Sciences

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We present a novel approach to the growing neural gas (GNG) based clustering of the high-dimensional text data. We enhance our Contextual GNG models (proposed previously to shift the majority of calculations to context-sensitive, local sub-graphs and local sub-spaces and so to reduce computational complexity) by developing a new, histogram-based method for incremental model adaptation and evaluation of its stability.

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0:00 Towards Adaptive Web Mining: Histograms and Contexts in Text Data Clustering
0:27 Outline - BEATCA Overview
1:09 BEATCA Overview
2:27 Outline - Contextual Approach
2:33 Contextual Approach: Vector Space Model
4:38 Contextual Approach: Contextual Maps
5:50 Contextual Approach: Contextual Term Weights
7:47 Contextual Approach: Advantages
8:48 Outline - Histograms
9:28 Histograms: Concept Overview
11:08 Histograms: Contextual Term/Document Importance
11:49 Histograms: Some Applications
12:36 Outline - Experimental Results
12:48 Experimental Results: Experimental Setting pt 1
13:12 Experimental Results: Experimental Setting pt 2
13:33 Experimental Results: Reclassification Measure
14:08 Experimental Results: Reclassification Results pt 1
15:18 Experimental Results: Reclassification Results pt 2
15:44 Experimental Results: Reclassification Results pt 3
17:21 Experimental Results: Reclassification Results pt 4
17:45 Outline - Conclusions
17:47 Conclusions: Summary
18:47 Conclusions: Future Research

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