Integration by Matrix Factorization (IMF)

  • Greene D
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Abstract

In many domains there will exist different representations or views describing the same set of objects. Taken alone, these views will often be deficient or incomplete. Therefore a key problem for exploratory data analysis is the integration of multiple views to discover the underlying structures in a domain. This problem is made more difficult when disagreement exists between views. We introduce a new unsupervised algorithm for combining information from related views, using a late integration strategy. Combination is performed by applying an approach based on matrix factorization to group related clusters produced on individual views. This yields a projection of the original clusters in the form of a new set of meta-clusters covering the entire domain. We also provide a novel model selection strategy for identifying the correct number of meta-clusters. Evaluations performed on a number of multi-view text clustering problems demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm.

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Greene, D. (2009). Integration by Matrix Factorization (IMF). Machine Learning and Knowledge Discovery in Databases, 5781, 423–438. Retrieved from http://www.springerlink.com/index/87g7r3p873w05m22.pdf

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