The proliferation of textual data in society currently is overwhelming, in particular, unstructured textual data is being constantly generated via call centre logs, emails, documents on the web, blogs, tweets, custome...The proliferation of textual data in society currently is overwhelming, in particular, unstructured textual data is being constantly generated via call centre logs, emails, documents on the web, blogs, tweets, customer comments, customer reviews, etc.While the amount of textual data is increasing rapidly, users ability to summarise, understand, and make sense of such data for making better business/living decisions remains challenging. This paper studies how to analyse textual data, based on layered software patterns, for extracting insightful user intelligence from a large collection of documents and for using such information to improve user operations and performance.展开更多
The objective,connotations and research issues of big geodata mining were discussed to address its significance to geographical research in this paper.Big geodata may be categorized into two domains:big earth observat...The objective,connotations and research issues of big geodata mining were discussed to address its significance to geographical research in this paper.Big geodata may be categorized into two domains:big earth observation data and big human behavior data.A description of big geodata includes,in addition to the“5Vs”(volume,velocity,value,variety and veracity),a further five features,that is,granularity,scope,density,skewness and precision.Based on this approach,the essence of mining big geodata includes four aspects.First,flow space,where flow replaces points in traditional space,will become the new presentation form for big human behavior data.Second,the objectives for mining big geodata are the spatial patterns and the spatial relationships.Third,the spatiotemporal distributions of big geodata can be viewed as overlays of multiple geographic patterns and the characteristics of the data,namely heterogeneity and homogeneity,may change with scale.Fourth,data mining can be seen as a tool for discovery of geographic patterns and the patterns revealed may be attributed to human-land relationships.The big geodata mining methods may be categorized into two types in view of the mining objective,i.e.,classification mining and relationship mining.Future research will be faced by a number of issues,including the aggregation and connection of big geodata,the effective evaluation of the mining results and the challenge for mining to reveal“non-trivial”knowledge.展开更多
To convert invisible, unstructured and time-sensitive machine data into information for decision making is a challenge. Tools available today handle only structured data. All the transaction data are getting captured ...To convert invisible, unstructured and time-sensitive machine data into information for decision making is a challenge. Tools available today handle only structured data. All the transaction data are getting captured without understanding its future relevance and usage. It leads to other big data analytics related issue in storing, archiving, processing, not bringing in relevant business insights to the business user. In this paper, we are proposing a context aware pattern methodology to filter relevant transaction data based on the preference of business.展开更多
文摘The proliferation of textual data in society currently is overwhelming, in particular, unstructured textual data is being constantly generated via call centre logs, emails, documents on the web, blogs, tweets, customer comments, customer reviews, etc.While the amount of textual data is increasing rapidly, users ability to summarise, understand, and make sense of such data for making better business/living decisions remains challenging. This paper studies how to analyse textual data, based on layered software patterns, for extracting insightful user intelligence from a large collection of documents and for using such information to improve user operations and performance.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China,No.41525004,No.41421001。
文摘The objective,connotations and research issues of big geodata mining were discussed to address its significance to geographical research in this paper.Big geodata may be categorized into two domains:big earth observation data and big human behavior data.A description of big geodata includes,in addition to the“5Vs”(volume,velocity,value,variety and veracity),a further five features,that is,granularity,scope,density,skewness and precision.Based on this approach,the essence of mining big geodata includes four aspects.First,flow space,where flow replaces points in traditional space,will become the new presentation form for big human behavior data.Second,the objectives for mining big geodata are the spatial patterns and the spatial relationships.Third,the spatiotemporal distributions of big geodata can be viewed as overlays of multiple geographic patterns and the characteristics of the data,namely heterogeneity and homogeneity,may change with scale.Fourth,data mining can be seen as a tool for discovery of geographic patterns and the patterns revealed may be attributed to human-land relationships.The big geodata mining methods may be categorized into two types in view of the mining objective,i.e.,classification mining and relationship mining.Future research will be faced by a number of issues,including the aggregation and connection of big geodata,the effective evaluation of the mining results and the challenge for mining to reveal“non-trivial”knowledge.
文摘To convert invisible, unstructured and time-sensitive machine data into information for decision making is a challenge. Tools available today handle only structured data. All the transaction data are getting captured without understanding its future relevance and usage. It leads to other big data analytics related issue in storing, archiving, processing, not bringing in relevant business insights to the business user. In this paper, we are proposing a context aware pattern methodology to filter relevant transaction data based on the preference of business.
