Krzysztof Siminski
Abstract:
Neuro-fuzzy systems have proved their ability to elaborate intelligible nonlinear models for presented data. However, their bottleneck is the volume of data. They have to read all data in order to produce a model. We apply the granular approach and propose a granular neuro-fuzzy system for large volume data. In our method the data are read by parts and granulated. In the next stage the fuzzy model is produced not on data but on granules. In the paper we introduce a novel type of granules: a fuzzy rule. In our system granules are represented by both regular data items and fuzzy rules. Fuzzy rules are a kind of data summaries. The experiments show that the proposed granular neuro-fuzzy system can produce intelligible models even for large volume datasets. The system outperforms the sampling techniques for large volume datasets.
Reference:
Krzysztof Siminski, GrNFS – Granular neuro-fuzzy system for regression in large volume data, [in] International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, 2021, volume 31, number 3, pp. 445–459.
Bibtex Entry:
@article{id:Siminski2021GrNFS,
author = "Krzysztof Siminski",
doi = "10.34768/amcs-2021-0030",
journal = "International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science",
number = "3",
pages = "445–459",
title = "{GrNFS} – Granular neuro-fuzzy system for regression in large volume data",
volume = "31",
year = "2021",
abstract = "Neuro-fuzzy systems have proved their ability to elaborate intelligible
nonlinear models for presented data. However, their bottleneck is the volume of data.
They have to read all data in order to produce a model. We apply the granular approach
and propose a granular neuro-fuzzy system for large volume data. In our method the data
are read by parts and granulated. In the next stage the fuzzy model is produced not
on data but on granules. In the paper we introduce a novel type of granules: a fuzzy
rule. In our system granules are represented by both regular data items and fuzzy rules.
Fuzzy rules are a kind of data summaries. The experiments show that the proposed
granular neuro-fuzzy system can produce intelligible models even for large volume
datasets. The system outperforms the sampling techniques for large volume datasets."
}