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Finding the optimal subspace for clustering.
In: Proceedings (IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM), 14 - 17 December 2014, Shenzhen, China). 2014. 130-139
The ability to simplify and categorize things is one of the most important elements of human thought, understanding, and learning. The corresponding explorative data analysis techniques -- dimensionality reduction and clustering -- have initially been studied by our community as two separate research topics. Later algorithms like CLIQUE, ORCLUS, 4C, etc. Performed clustering and dimensionality reduction in a joint, alternating process to find clusters residing in low-dimensional subspaces. Such a low-dimensional representation is extremely useful, because it allows us to visualize the relationships between the various objects of a cluster. However, previous methods of subspace, correlation or projected clustering determine an individual subspace for each cluster. In this paper, we demonstrate that it is even much more valuable to find clusters in one common low-dimensional subspace, because then we can study not only the intra-cluster but also the inter-cluster relationships of objects, and the relationships of the whole clusters to each other. We develop the mathematical foundation ORT (Optimal Rigid Transform) to determine an arbitrarily-oriented subspace, suitable for a given cluster structure. Based on ORT, we propose FOSSCLU (Finding the Optimal Sub Space for Clustering), a new iterative clustering algorithm. Our extensive experiments demonstrate that FOSSCLU outperforms the previous methods even in both aspects: clustering and dimensionality reduction.
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Publikationstyp
Artikel: Konferenzbeitrag
Herausgeber
Kumar, R.* ; Toivonen, H.* ; Pei, J.* ; Huang, J.Z.* ; Wu, X.*
ISBN
978-1-4799-4303-6
Konferenztitel
IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM)
Konferzenzdatum
14 - 17 December 2014
Konferenzort
Shenzhen, China
Konferenzband
Proceedings
Quellenangaben
Seiten: 130-139
Institut(e)
Research Unit Scientific Computing (ASC)