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Hybrid raven roosting intelligence framework for enhancing efficiency in data clustering.

Saleem Malik¹, S Gopal Krishna Patro², Chandrakanta Mahanty³

¹CSE Department, P A College of Engineering, Mangalore, 574153, India. baronsaleem@gmail.com.

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Summary

This study introduces the hybrid raven roosting intelligence framework (HRIF), a novel clustering algorithm. HRIF effectively handles complex data and avoids local minima for improved data exploration.

Keywords:

Data clustering Optimization technique Raven roost optimization

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Area of Science:

Computational intelligence
Data mining
Nature-inspired algorithms

Background:

Traditional clustering algorithms struggle with local minima and require pre-defined cluster numbers.
Complex datasets with varying shapes and densities pose challenges for existing methods.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel clustering algorithm, the hybrid raven roosting intelligence framework (HRIF).
To enhance data exploration by overcoming limitations of traditional clustering techniques.

Main Methods:

Developed HRIF, inspired by raven roosting behavior and computational intelligence.
Incorporated Gaussian mutation for improved exploration and avoidance of local optima.

Main Results:

HRIF demonstrated competitive performance on diverse benchmark datasets.
The algorithm effectively handled complex data and avoided local minima, yielding accurate clustering outcomes.

Conclusions:

HRIF offers a promising solution for data exploration, enhancing clustering efficiency and solution quality.
The framework's adaptability makes it suitable for challenging datasets.