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2019 VOL.2 Feb No.1

  • Title: Fine-grained data based on the associated large multidimensional data mining algorithms
  • Name: Carina Taylor
  • Company: University of North Carolina,The United States of America
  • Abstract:

     Large data mining algorithms prevalent for a long time, low efficiency, accuracy and low defects. Thus, the proposed algorithm based on mining large multidimensional data associated with fine-grained data, large data information is read into memory, then the associated multidimensional data structure of fine-grained clustering, data mining operations eventually large. The superiority of multi-dimensional association fine-grained data mining algorithm based on big data is verified by simulation experiments. Compared with the conventional methods, found that the accuracy of the data mining process large data processing 10.62% higher than the traditional methods, 13.47% higher efficiency than conventional methods.

  • Keyword: big data; multi-dimensional association fine-grained data; mining calculation;
  • DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2019010120
  • Citation form: Carina Taylor.Fine-grained data based on the associated large multidimensional data mining algorithms[J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System, 2019, vol. 2, pp. 46-50.
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