NeurIPS 1997
Active Data Clustering
Abstract
Active data clustering is a novel technique for clustering of proxim(cid: 173) ity data which utilizes principles from sequential experiment design in order to interleave data generation and data analysis. The pro(cid: 173) posed active data sampling strategy is based on the expected value of information, a concept rooting in statistical decision theory. This is considered to be an important step towards the analysis of large(cid: 173) scale data sets, because it offers a way to overcome the inherent data sparseness of proximity data. '''Ie present applications to unsu(cid: 173) pervised texture segmentation in computer vision and information retrieval in document databases.
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Context
- Venue
- Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems
- Archive span
- 1987-2025
- Indexed papers
- 30776
- Paper id
- 1035653576079422997