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Title: | Sparse principal balances for high-dimensional compositional data |
Authors: | Mert, Can Filzmoser, Peter Hron, Karel |
Issue Date: | 2013 |
Publisher: | Minsk : Publ. center of BSU |
Citation: | Computer Data Analysis and Modeling: Theoretical and Applied Stochastics : Proc. of the Tenth Intern. Conf., Minsk, Sept. 10–14, 2013. Vol 1. — Minsk, 2013. — P. 173-176 |
Abstract: | Extracting the most essential information out of compositional data can be done by a method called principal balances [5]. This method is, however, compu- tationally only feasible for low-dimensional data. For high-dimensional composi- tional data we introduce the concept of sparse principal balances, a method that relies on sparse principal component analysis to construct principal directions with many zero loadings. Sparse principal balances are fast to compute even for very high-dimensional data, and their interpretation is easier than principal balances. |
URI: | http://elib.bsu.by/handle/123456789/51958 |
Appears in Collections: | 2013. Computer Data Analysis and Modeling. Vol 1 Vol. 1 |
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