Massively Distributed Clustering via Dirichlet Process Mixture
Résumé
Dirichlet Process Mixture (DPM) is a model used for multivariate clustering with the advantage of discovering the number of clusters automatically and offering favorable characteristics, but with prohibitive response times, which makes centralized DPM approaches inefficient. We propose a demonstration of two parallel clustering solutions : i) DC-DPM that gracefully scales to millions of data points while remaining DPM compliant, which is the challenge of distributing this process, ii) HD4C that addresses the curse of dimensionality by performing a distributed DPM clustering of high dimensional data such as time series or hyperspectral data.
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