2017 · 17 citations · 3 references
ComputingGeoinformaticsGeographic Information SystemsSpatial AnalysisSpatial Data AnalysisLocation AnalysisSpatial Cluster AnalysisSpatial ClusteringSpatial Data AnalyticsSpatial Data MiningSpatial PartitioningGraphical User InterfacesSpatial Cluster DetectionSpatial Pattern DetectionSpatial Pattern DiscoverySpatial Pattern MiningSpatial Pattern RecognitionSpatial SearchThreshold Selection
Given an application of a spatial data set, we discover a set of co-location patterns using a GUI (Graphical User Interface) model in a less amount of time, as this application is implemented using a parallel approach-A Map-Reduce framework. This framework uses a grid based approach to find the neighboring paths using a Euclidean distance. The framework also uses a dynamic algorithm in finding the spatial objects and discovers co-location rules from them. Once co-location rules are identified, we give the input as a threshold value which is used to form clusters of similar behavior. If the threshold value is too low more clusters are formed, if it is too high less clusters are formed. The comparison of the results shows that the proposed system is computationally good and gives the co-location patterns in a less amount of time.
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