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    • Computer science
    • Machine learning

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    • Matrix reordering is crucial for uncovering visual patterns like clusters in matrices.
    • Existing methods lack a standardized benchmark for evaluating reordering algorithms.
    • A comprehensive benchmark is needed to select and design effective reordering techniques.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce ReorderBench, a novel benchmark for evaluating and advancing matrix reordering algorithms.
    • To provide a standardized framework for assessing the performance of various reordering techniques.
    • To facilitate the development of improved algorithms for pattern discovery in matrices.

    Main Methods:

    • Generation of a large, diverse dataset including 2,835,000 binary and 5,670,000 continuous matrices.
    • Development of a convolution- and entropy-based scoring method to quantify visual pattern quality.
    • Inclusion of 450 real-world matrices exhibiting hybrid visual patterns.

    Main Results:

    • ReorderBench comprises millions of synthetic matrices and hundreds of real-world matrices, covering block, off-diagonal block, star, and band patterns.
    • The benchmark facilitates the evaluation of existing reordering algorithms.
    • A unified scoring model and a deep learning model for matrix reordering were developed using ReorderBench.

    Conclusions:

    • ReorderBench provides a robust platform for advancing the field of matrix reordering.
    • The benchmark enables objective comparison and development of algorithms for visual pattern discovery.
    • Applications include algorithm evaluation, unified scoring, and deep learning model development.