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Application of the Homogeneity Analysis for the Visualization and Analysis of Heterogeneous Data |
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Gordeev R.N. Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor, roman.gordeev@mail.ru |
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Scientific Research |
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004 |
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Problems of classification and ranking arise in today’s information society. Whether it’s
the need to rank users of information resources according to their interests and preferences,
or analysis of consumer preferences of the visitors of internet shops, or may be an analysis
and comparison of consumer properties of the some goods and more.
And an empirical methods suit well for such problems solving, in particular, a random
forest, which has proved its worth for making very accurate predictions for solving regression
and classification.
In this paper we consider the problem of ranking and classification. The adaptation of
the analysis of homogeneity method had been proposed for effective visualization committees
of decision trees, including visualization and new observations that were not included in the
training set.
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| Key words |
classification, homogeneity analysis, visualization of graphs. |
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