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Title: | 應用資料採礦技術於資料庫加值中的插補方法比較 Imputation of value-added database in data mining |
Authors: | 黃雅芳 |
Contributors: | 鄭宇庭 謝邦昌
黃雅芳 |
Keywords: | 資料採礦 資料庫加值 稀少資料 遺漏值 插補 data mining value-added database rare data missing data imputation |
Date: | 2003 |
Issue Date: | 2009-09-14 |
Abstract: | 資料在企業資訊來源中扮演了極為重要的角色,特別是在現今知識與技術的世代裡。如果對於一個有意義且具有代表性資料庫中的遺漏值能夠正確的處理,那麼對於企業資訊而言,是一個大有可為的突破。
然而,有時我們或許會遇到一些不是那麼完善的資料庫,當資料庫中的資料有遺漏值時,從這樣資料庫中所獲得的結果,或許會是一些有偏差或容易令人誤解的結果。因此,本研究的目的在於插補遺漏值為資料庫加值,進而根據遺漏值類型建立插補模型。
如果遺漏值為連續型,用迴歸模型和倒傳遞類神經模型來進行插補;如果遺漏值為類別型,採用邏輯斯迴歸、倒傳遞類神經和決策樹進行插補分析。經由模擬的結果顯示,對於連續型的遺漏值,迴歸模型提供了最佳的插補估計;而類別型的遺漏值,C5.0決策樹是最佳的選擇。此外,對於資料庫中的稀少資料,當連續型的遺漏值,倒傳遞類神經模型提供了最佳的插補估計;而類別型的遺漏值,亦是C5.0決策樹是最佳的選擇。 Data plays a vital role as source of information to the organization especially in the era of information and technology. A meaningful, qualitative and representative database if properly handled could mean a promising breakthrough to the organizations.
However, from time to time, we may encounter a not so perfect database, that is we have the situation where the data in the database is missing. With the incomplete database, the results obtained from such database may provide biased or misleading solutions. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to place its emphasis on imputing missing data of the value-added database then builds the model in accordance to the type of data.
If the missing data type is continuous, regression model and BPNN neural network is applied. If the missing data type is categorical, logistic regression, BPNN neural network and decision tree is chosen for the application. Our result has shown that for the continuous missing data, the regression model proved to deliver the best estimate. For the categorical missing data, C5.0 decision tree model is the chosen one. Besides, as regards the rare data missing in the database, our result has shown that for the continuous missing data, the BPNN neural network proved to deliver the best estimate.
For the categorical missing data, C5.0 decision tree model is the chosen one. |
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Description: | 碩士 國立政治大學 統計研究所 91354018 92 |
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