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Semantic Based Clustering of Web Documents

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2005 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing.():189-192.
Date Issued
2005
Author(s)
蔣以仁
Tsau Young Lin
I-Jen Chiang
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醫學資訊研究所
期刊論文
Abstract
A new methodology that structures the semantics of a collection of documents into the geometry of a simplicial complex is developed. A simplicial complex is topologically equivalent to a polyhedron in Euclidean space. The semantics of documents are structured by the geometry: A primitive concept is represented by a simplex. and a concept is represented by a connected component. Based on these structures, documents can be clustered into some meaningful classes. Experiments with three different data sets from web pages and medical literature have shown that our approach performs significantly better than traditional clustering algorithms, such as k-means, AutoClass and Hierarchical Clustering (HAC). keyword clustering, association(rule)s, topology, simplicial complex, polyhedron
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