Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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Decision Stump Feature Selection Based Mean Shift Brown Boost Map Reduce Clustering For Predictive Analytics With Big Data
Mrs. Anita M , Dr. Shakila S
Abstract
Big data refers to the generation of a huge volume of data continuously. Hence, analytics on such as large volume
of data is becoming more complex regarding more time consumption and memory usage. With the aim of
enhancing prediction accuracy by lesser time consumption, Decision Stump Feature Selection based Mean Shift
Brown Boost Map Reduce Data Clustering (DSFS-MSBBMPDC) Technique is introduced for analyzing the spatial
data to predict the future results. DSFS-MSBBMPDC technique consists of various procedures such as feature
selection and clustering process to predictfuture results. First, the Otsuka-Ochiai decision stump Feature Selection
was performed for choosing significant features. By one internal node, decision tree is linked to terminal node.
After feature selection, the mean Shift steepest descent Brown Boost Map Reduce Data clustering process was
performed to group input data to perform spatial data analysis. Brown Boost cluster combines the weak learner to
form strong cluster. The prediction accuracy was increased as well as prediction error was reduced using the
steepest descent function. The simulation is achieved by geographical dataset with various parameters by amount
of features and amount of data. DSFS-MSBBMPDC improves performance compared with state-of-the-art works.
Keywords
Predictive Analytics, big data, Otsuka-Ochiai decision stump, Brown Boost cluster, Mean Shift Clustering, steepest descent function
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