An Empirical Perusal of Dis tance Measures for Clustering with Big Data Mining

Abstract

The distance measure is the core idea of data mining techniques such as classification, clustering, and statistical analysis and so on. All clustering taxonomies such as partition, hierarchical, density, grid, model, fuzzy and graphs used to distance measures for the data point’s categorization under difference cluster, cluster construction and validation. Big data mining is the advanced concept of data mining respect to the big data dimensions. When traditional clustering algorithm is used under the big data mining the distance measure is needed for scalable under big data mining and support to a huge size dataset, heterogeneous data and sources, and velocity characteristics of the big data. From a theoretically, practically and the existing research perspective, the paper focuses on volume, variety, and velocity big data criterion for identifying a distance measure for the big data mining and recognize how to distance measure works under clustering taxonomy. This study also analyzed all distance measures accuracy with the help of a confusion matrix through clustering.