This paper focuses on determining the influence of outliers on a joint dimension reduction and clustering method for categorical data, namely Cluster Cor- respondence Analysis (CCA). Joint methods, such as CCA, solutions consist of both a cluster membership vector and a set of low dimensional scores for observations and attributes. We evaluate the impact of outliers on the identification of the cluster struc- ture. As a benchmark, we use the tandem approach, which is a sequential application of multiple correspondence analysis followed by K-means clustering. The appraisal is based on synthetic data and outliers generated using an evolutionary algorithm that provides data with a user-defined cluster structure.

INFLUENCE OF OUTLIERS ON CLUSTER CORRESPONDENCE ANALYSIS / Michel van de Velden, ; IODICE D'ENZA, Alfonso; Schut, Lisa. - (2019), pp. 454-457.

INFLUENCE OF OUTLIERS ON CLUSTER CORRESPONDENCE ANALYSIS

Alfonso Iodice D’Enza;
2019

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This paper focuses on determining the influence of outliers on a joint dimension reduction and clustering method for categorical data, namely Cluster Cor- respondence Analysis (CCA). Joint methods, such as CCA, solutions consist of both a cluster membership vector and a set of low dimensional scores for observations and attributes. We evaluate the impact of outliers on the identification of the cluster struc- ture. As a benchmark, we use the tandem approach, which is a sequential application of multiple correspondence analysis followed by K-means clustering. The appraisal is based on synthetic data and outliers generated using an evolutionary algorithm that provides data with a user-defined cluster structure.
2019
978-88-8317-108-6
INFLUENCE OF OUTLIERS ON CLUSTER CORRESPONDENCE ANALYSIS / Michel van de Velden, ; IODICE D'ENZA, Alfonso; Schut, Lisa. - (2019), pp. 454-457.
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