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Method to reduce I/O for hierarchical data partitioning methods

A method and system for generating a decision-tree classifier from a training set of records, independent of the system memory size. The method includes the steps of: generating an attribute list for each attribute of the records, sorting the attribute lists for numeric attributes, and generating a decision tree by repeatedly partitioning the records using the attribute lists. For each node, split points are evaluated to determine the best split test for partitioning the records at the node. Preferably, a gini index and class histograms are used in determining the best splits. The gini index indicates how well a split point separates the records while the class histograms reflect the class distribution of the records at the node. Also, a hash table is built as the attribute list of the split attribute is divided among the child nodes, which is then used for splitting the remaining attribute lists of the node. The method reduces I/O read time by combining the read for partitioning the records at a node with the read required for determining the best split test for the child nodes. Further, it requires writes of the records only at one out of n levels of the decision tree where n>/=2. Finally, a novel data layout on disk minimizes disk seek time. The I/O optimizations work in a general environment for hierarchical data partitioning. They also work in a multi-processor environment. After the generation of the decision tree, any prior art pruning methods may be used for pruning the tree.
Owner:IBM CORP

Point cloud data partitioning method based on three-dimensional laser radar

The invention relates to a point cloud data partitioning method based on three-dimensional laser radar. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) establishing a radar coordinate system oxyz of tested vehicles; (2) preprocessing the radar data acquired by the laser radar, establishing a region of interest under the radar coordinate system oxyz and filtering out ground noise; (3) establishing an image coordinate system o'uv, and defining the mapping relation between the radar coordinate system oxyz and the image coordinate system o'uv; (4) testing vehicles on a radar cloud picture directly by using an image processing algorithm, and characterizing all tested vehicles (except the testing vehicles) in the region of interest by using a bounding box so as to obtain four vertex coordinates of the bounding box of the tested vehicles under the image coordinate system o'uv; and (5) mapping the four vertex coordinates of the bounding box under the image coordinate system o'uv in step (4) to the radar coordinate system oxyz according to the coordinate mapping model so as to obtain the shape vector parameters of the tested vehicles according to the position vector parameter of the tested vehicles. The method is high in operation efficiency, test precision and reliability, and can be widely applied to the technical field of vehicle environment sensing.
Owner:TSINGHUA UNIV
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