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Ayu Saraswati¹, Van Tuc Nguyen¹, Markus Hagenbuchner¹

¹School of Computing and Information Technology, University of Wollongong, Australia.

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High-resolution Self-Organizing Feature Maps (HRSOMs) offer powerful visualization for cluster analysis. HRSOMs also improve performance when used as a pre-processor in ensemble learning models for various detection tasks.

Keywords:

Artificial neural network Clustering and classification Self-Organizing Map

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Area of Science:

Machine Learning
Data Visualization
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Self-Organizing Feature Maps (SOMs) effectively reduce high-dimensional data while preserving topology.
Recent advancements have led to High-Resolution SOMs (HRSOMs) leveraging modern hardware.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate HRSOMs as a visualization tool for cluster analysis.
To evaluate HRSOMs' suitability as a pre-processor for ensemble learning models.

Main Methods:

Evaluation of HRSOMs on established benchmarks and real-world problems.
Application to policeman benchmark, web spam detection, network intrusion detection, and malware detection.

Main Results:

HRSOM visualizations provide novel insights into complex learning problems.
Empirical evidence shows significant benefits of HRSOMs in clustering and classification.

Conclusions:

HRSOMs are a valuable tool for both data visualization and enhancing ensemble learning models.
The approach demonstrates broad applicability and effectiveness across diverse detection tasks.