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Attributes relation pattern construction using relation weightage prediction for information neural classification

Authors :
M. Venugopal
Vandana Sharma
Kalpana Sharma
Source :
Materials Today: Proceedings. 81:634-640
Publication Year :
2023
Publisher :
Elsevier BV, 2023.

Abstract

Extraction of information in enterprise applications due to complex distribution of information in large identical sources. In such a scenario, a single approach or method for extracting information text would limit information needs, which would require a high level of work and time. So, it is an open problem in data analysis application to construct a suitable classification model for unsupervised datasets which having multi level of information attributes. It is vital to analyse and discover the valuable pattern information to support the accurate classification. Selection of attributes and construction of relation model always is a challenging due the increasing attribute dimensionality. So, it is important to learn and select the best attributes patterns to enhance the information association through accurate classification. In this paper, we propose an ARP-RW method for construction of Attribute Relation Pattern (ARP) through computing attributes Relation Weightage (RW) to enhance the information classification. The ARP-RW method provides the solution to identifying the relation class of the multi-attributes documents. It initially constructs an attribute relation class matrix (ARCM) utilizing the set of data collection and the RW value of the MLA. Later, it builds an ARP based on the MLA selected to perform accurate classification. The evaluation of the proposal method using the datasets of UCI Machine Learning Repository shows improvisation in comparison the existing approaches.

Details

ISSN :
22147853
Volume :
81
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Materials Today: Proceedings
Accession number :
edsair.doi...........96fe6ef194d4165fc33e638432be4b61
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2021.04.104