Detection of orthogonal concepts in subspaces of high dimensional data
Stephan Günnemann, Emmanuel Müller, Ines Färber, Thomas Seidl · 2009
In the knowledge discovery process, clustering is an established technique for grouping objects based on mutual similarity. However, in today's applications for each object very many attributes are provided. As multiple concepts described by different attributes are mixed in the same data set, clusters do not appear in all dimensions. In these high dimensional data spaces, each object can be clustered in several projections of the data. However, recent clustering techniques do not succeed in detection of these orthogonal concepts hidden in the data. They either miss multiple concepts for each object by partitioning approaches or provide redundant clusters in very similar subspaces.