We propose DepMiner, a method implementing a simple but effective model for the evaluation of the high-order dependencies in a set S of observations. S can be either ordered — thus forming a sequence of events — or not. DepMiner is based on Delta, a measure of the degree of surprise of S based on the departure of the probability of S from a referential probability estimated in the condition of maximum entropy. The method is powerful: at the same time it detects significant positive dependencies as well as negative ones suitable to identify rare events. The system returns the patterns ranked by Delta; they are guaranteed to be statistically significant and their number results reduced in comparison with other methods.

Finding High Order Dependencies in Data

MEO, Rosa;
2011-01-01

Abstract

We propose DepMiner, a method implementing a simple but effective model for the evaluation of the high-order dependencies in a set S of observations. S can be either ordered — thus forming a sequence of events — or not. DepMiner is based on Delta, a measure of the degree of surprise of S based on the departure of the probability of S from a referential probability estimated in the condition of maximum entropy. The method is powerful: at the same time it detects significant positive dependencies as well as negative ones suitable to identify rare events. The system returns the patterns ranked by Delta; they are guaranteed to be statistically significant and their number results reduced in comparison with other methods.
2011
Proceedings of 26th International Symposium on Computer and Information Sciences
Londra
26-28 September 2011
26th International Symposium on Computer and Information Sciences
Springer Verlag London
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES II (4)
35
41
9781447121541
http://san.ee.ic.ac.uk/iscis2011/
http://www.springerlink.com/content/978-1-4471-2154-1/#section=965135&page=1
dependences; itemsets; Delta value; ranking
Meo, Rosa; D'Ambrosi, L.
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