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Swarm Intelligence for Web Document Classification

Posted December 12, 2017 | Leadership | Technology | Amplify
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Clustering large amounts of unstructured data into relatively smaller chunks based on some similarity is at the crux of unstructured data analytics. Here’s where “swarm intelligence” can play a role — an application that drives neural networks for clustering unstructured data. The authors offer an excellent example of swarm intelligence via a model that learns to classify Web documents. We can easily apply this same algorithm to business, medicine, defense, and supply chains, to name a few other areas.

About The Author
Tad Gonsalves
Tad Gonsalves is a Professor in the Department of Information & Communication Sciences at Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan. His research interests include computational intelligence and machine learning algorithms as well as bio-inspired optimization techniques for engineering and business applications. Dr. Gonsalves is also actively engaged in designing image recognition and low-cost autonomous driving systems. As an educator, his passion is… Read More
Yasuaki Nishimoto
Yasuaki Nishimoto is a Cloud Engineer at a Japanese IT firm. His area of interests include swarm intelligence, meta-heuristic optimization, supervised and unsupervised machine learning applications, and game design. Mr. Nishimoto holds a master’s degree in information systems engineering from Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan. He can be reached at yasunishi0506@i.softbank.jp.
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