Symbolic Data Analysis: Adapted clustering methods for data represented with discrete distributions

Event Date: 
Tuesday, 29 March, 2016 - 13:00
Location: 
IBMI
Lecturer: 
Simona Korenjak-Černe, PhD, Faculty of Economics, UL

Classical clustering approaches are based on data descriptions with classical vectors. Due to privacy policy and/or large datasets many data are actually aggregated and represented by discrete distributions. For them classical representations do not preserve all the information. Therefore, we adapted some well-known clustering methods and also developed some new approaches for clustering data represented with discrete distributions. These approaches and the results of their applications on real data sets will be presented in the seminar. At the end, we will also discuss some other approaches for data analysis in symbolic data analysis that we are currently working on.

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Institute for Biostatistics and Medical Informatics (IBMI), formerly Institute for BioMedical Informatics (so still IBMI) was founded by the Faculty of Medicine as a result of a need for a unit which would perform, or coordinate, tasks related to data analysis and providing information, relevant for research in medicine. The programme of the institute, and its development, have been adjusting thorugh time to changes in financing and technological progress, but the basic aim remain the same: to support research in medicine. This is achieved through the following tasks:

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