Data Dimensionality Reduction Algorithm Based on Direct Estimate Grads
Xin Song, Shiwei Ye
Abstract
Xin Song, Shiwei Ye
Abstract
The dimensionality reduction techniques are very important for high-dimensional nonlinear data to complete the processing and analysis of the high complexity data source.From the view of topology,the process of dimensionality reduction is to find a low-dimensional linear or nonlinear manifold embedded in the high-dimensional data.On the basis of locally embedding manifold learning algorithms,a data dimensionality reduction algorithm based on direct estimate grads is proposed.The dimensionality reduction of the high-dimensionality nonlinear data is achieved by locally linear error approximating minimum.The simulation results of Swiss roll curse sampling and test show the significant effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
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The dimensionality reduction techniques are very important for high-dimensional nonlinear data to complete the processing and analysis of the high complexity data source.From the view of topology,the process of dimensionality reduction is to find a low-dimensional linear or nonlinear manifold embedded in the high-dimensional data.On the basis of locally embedding manifold learning algorithms,a data dimensionality reduction algorithm based on direct estimate grads is proposed.The dimensionality reduction of the high-dimensionality nonlinear data is achieved by locally linear error approximating minimum.The simulation results of Swiss roll curse sampling and test show the significant effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
Key concepts: Dimensionality reduction, Nonlinear dimensionality reduction, Curse of dimensionality, Computer science, Algorithm, Reduction (mathematics), Nonlinear system, Manifold (fluid mechanics)