تحلیل خوشهبندی فازی دادههای ترکیبی و مقایسه آن با دندروگرام اکتشافی دادههای ترکیبی ژئوشیمی رسوبات آبراههای منطقه انار | ||
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| مقاله 2، دوره 6، شماره 12، اسفند 1395، صفحه 11-19 اصل مقاله (1.05 M) | ||
| نوع مقاله: مقاله پژوهشی | ||
| نویسندگان | ||
| حمید معینی* ؛ فرهاد محمدتراب؛ مجید کیخای حسین پور | ||
| دانشکده مهندسی معدن-دانشگاه یزد | ||
| چکیده | ||
| از روشهای مهم در دادهکاوی نظارت نشده دادههای ژئوشیمیایی، انواع روشهای خوشهبندی است که چنانچه روی متغیرها انجام شوند منجر به کاهش ابعاد دادهها میشوند. در میان انواع روشهای خوشهبندی، نوع فازی آن به دلیل ویژگیهای خاص منطق فازی و انعطاف بیشتر در تعیین گروههای داده مشابه، در سالیان اخیر بسیار مورد توجه قرار گرفته است. در این پژوهش از الگوریتم فازی منعطف به نام FANNY به منظور خوشهبندی متغیرهای دادههای ژئوشیمی رسوبات آبراههای که خاصیت ترکیبی دارند، استفاده شده است. با تحقیقات گسترده محققان علم آمار و ارائه روشهای جدید بازکردن دادههای ترکیبی، مشخص شده است که فاصلهها و روابط دیگری بر فضای این نوع دادهها حاکم است که برای درک بهتر آنها نیاز به انتقال ایزومتریک به فضای اقلیدسی است تا قابل استفاده و تفسیر با روابط کلاسیک آماری باشند. در پژوهش حاضر، پس از آمادهسازی دادههای ژئوشیمی رسوبات آبراههای منطقه انار کرمان (به عنوان مثالی از دادههای ترکیبی با ابعاد زیاد) ابتدا دندروگرام اکتشافی روی متغیرها در فضای سیمپلکس و با استفاده از پارتیشن دودوئی ترتیبی(SBP) پیش فرض، محاسبه و ترسیم شد که با بکارگیری این روش، تعداد 4 خوشه با متغیرهای مشابه شناسایی شد. سپس دوباره با استفاده از الگوریتم fanny، همان متغیرهای دادههای باز شده با تبدیل clr خوشهبندی شد. نتایج خوشهبندی متغیرها با الگوریتم fanny انطباق قابل قبولی با دندروگرام اکتشافی دادههای ترکیبی نشان داد. در صورتی که SBP مورد نیاز برای بالانسهای دندروگرام اکتشافی در مختصات ایزومتریک با شناخت کاملتر از متغیرها و نه بصورت پیش فرض تعیین شود نتایج دندروگرام دقت بسیار بهتری خواهد داشت. | ||
| کلیدواژهها | ||
| رسوبات آبراههای؛ منطقه انار؛ الگوریتم fanny؛ دندروگرام دادههای ترکیبی؛ فاصله آیچیسون؛ تبدیل clr | ||
| عنوان مقاله [English] | ||
| Fuzzy clustering analysis of compositional data and comparing it with exploratory compositional data dendrogram, case study: Anar region stream sediments geochemistry | ||
| نویسندگان [English] | ||
| Hamid Moini؛ ّFarhad Mohammadtorab؛ Majid Keykha Hosseinpour | ||
| چکیده [English] | ||
| Summary One of the most important methods in unsupervised datamining is clustering that when applied on variables leads to dimension reduction. Among all of them, fuzzy clustering methods are preferred because of special features and better flexibility in partitioning groups. In this study, FANNY algorithm proposed by Kauffmann and Rousseuw has been applied in variable clustering of the geochemical stream sediments that have a compositional nature. Referring to the extensive recent researches and novel methods presented in opening compositional data, another definition of distance is needed for them to be transformed isometrically to the euclidean space to be interpretable with classical operations. In this case study after preparation of geochemical stream sediments data of Anar region in Kerman, first the exploratory dendrogram of the simplex space was plotted and 4 clusters were obtained. Then using fanny algorithm, clr-transformed variables were clustered. It showed an acceptable conformity with the dendrogram results. In case of determining the balances of SBP manually instead of default and with a prior knowledge, the results of exploratory dendrogram would be more precise. Introduction Geochemical exploration based on stream sediment analysis, is one of the most important methods in assessing mineral potentials in prospecting brownfield areas. Different statistical methods have been developed to identify the pattern of groups of associated geochemical elements in the last decades. In this research, stream sediments data clustering of Anar exploratory region have been analyzed with a particular perspective of the closed nature of geochemical datasets using two known methods, fuzzy clustering and exploratory dendrogram. Methodology and Approaches First, using R software compositions-package, exploratory dendrogram of compositional data was calculated and plotted based on ward criterion and default sequential binary partition balances in simplex space. Due to applying this method, 4 clusters were detected. Then by applying fanny algorithm (cluster package) –one of the most flexible ones in fuzzy clusterings –on clr- transformed data, 4 clusters with the best silhouette were determined. The fuzzification degree was selected in a way that would be near to crisper methods like dendrogram in order to compare the results. Results and Conclusions Although different methods applied on transformed compositional data, their similar results showed very good conformity with lithology and geological structures. It presented a good separation in simplex space. If the balances in SBP are to be defined manually, the reduced dimensions of the variables would be more informative. | ||
| کلیدواژهها [English] | ||
| Stream sediments, Anar region, FANNY algorithm, Compositional data (CoDa) dendrogram, Aitchison distance, clr-transform | ||
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