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Massive Data Mining by Sampling

  • Rasmus Pagh(PI)
    ,
  • Morten Stöckel(CoI)
    ,
  • Ninh Dang Pham(CoI)
Project:
Research
Project status
Finished

Description

Data mining is the driving force behind a paradigm shift in the way we conceive models of our surroundings. Society relies extensively on models of physical, social, and economic phenomena, that give the predictive power allowing us to build a bridge, confident that it will not collapse, forecast the effect of economic stimulus packages, select the best livestock for breeding, etc. The massive amount of data that has become available opens up for completely new ways of understanding and modeling data, through the use of algorithms.

In this project we will explore the possibilities in a new approach to massive data mining with origins in advanced sampling methods of data stream algorithmics. This happy marriage of efficient algorithms and statistical principles is the unifying idea of several recent highly successful research contributions of the applicant in the field of data mining. In collaboration with external partners, the project will focus on three application areas with a common theoretical core: Financial modeling, recommendation systems, and genotype/phenotype mining.

Project Information

Project Type

Research

Acronym

MaDaMS

Time Period

01/01/201131/12/2014

Status

Finished

ID

External Project ID: 10-081988

Funding Details

Massive Data Mining by SamplingAward
FundersAmounts
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3670103 DKK
Independent Research Fund Denmark
4769140 DKK