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Robinson Joel M1, Manikandan G1, Bhuvaneswari G2
1Information Technology, Kings Engineering College, Sriperumbudur, India.
Abstract:
This research introduces an efficacious model for incremental data clustering using Entropy weighted-Gradient Namib Beetle Mayfly Algorithm (NBMA). Here, feature selection is done based upon support vector machine recursive feature elimination (SVM-RFE), where the weight parameter is optimally fine-tuned using NBMA. After that, clustering is carried out utilizing entropy weighted power k-means clustering algorithm and weight is updated employing designed Gradient NBMA. Finally, incremental data clustering takes place in which centroid matching is carried out based on RV coefficient, whereas centroid is updated based on deep maxout network (DMN). Also, the result shows the better performance of the proposed method..
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