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Uncertain data is now ubiquitous in many database systems and
applications, such as scientific database, sensor network, moving
objects and data stream, due to inaccurate measurement or infrequent
data update. In this talk, I will present our new studies on
unsupervised learning over uncertain data sets. In our study, every
uncertain object is modeled as a sphere in the corresponding space, in
which the exact position is bounded without any underlying
distribution assumption. Based on the definition of uncertainty,
different computation models are proposed for unsupervised learning
tasks, including Zero Uncertain Model, Static Uncertain Model,
Dissolvable Uncertain Model and Reversed Uncertain Model. Each of the
models can be applied to different environments with different
requirements. I will further present some preliminary solutions to the
models with some of the popular learning algorithms, such as k-means
algorithm, EM algorithm.
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