Multi-Layer SOMs for Robust Handling of Tree-Structured Data
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Multi-Layer SOMs, Tree-Structured Data, Hierarchical Data Processing, Feature Extraction, Document Retrieval, Plagiarism Detection, Deep Learning Integration, Scalability, Interpretability, Data ClusteringAbstract
Processing and analyzing complex data structures is crucial in various fields, including bioinformatics, social network analysis, and artificial intelligence. Self-organizing maps (SOMs) have proven effective in clustering and pattern recognition tasks. However, traditional single-layer SOMs often struggle with complex hierarchical data, such as tree-structured data. To address this, multi-layer SOMs have been developed, offering enhanced capabilities for processing and understanding intricate data structures. These multi-layer SOMs extend the conventional SOM framework by introducing additional abstraction layers, allowing for a more detailed and nuanced analysis of hierarchical data. This unique feature facilitates improved representation and processing of complex data, addressing the challenges inherent in tree-structured data. We explore the advancements in these versatile multi-layer SOMs and their application in optimizing the handling of tree-structured data. Our analysis begins with an overview of traditional SOMs, highlighting their principles and limitations. It then introduces multi-layer SOMs, explaining their architecture and their unique benefits in handling hierarchical data. Case studies and practical examples illustrate how multi-layer SOMs enhance data processing efficiency and accuracy compared to single-layer models. Additionally, we compare multi-layer SOMs with other data processing techniques, demonstrating their unique advantages in terms of scalability and adaptability. We also discuss future directions for research and potential advancements in multi-layer SOMs, emphasizing the ongoing need for innovation in this area.
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