Abstract

Subspace clustering is an interesting investigation field that has been intensively studied in the last two decades. The objective of subspace clustering is to find all lower-dimensional clusters hidden in subspaces of high dimensional data. Although the majority of existing subspace clustering algorithms adopt certain heuristic pruning techniques to reduce the search space, the time complexity of such algorithms remain exponential with regard to the highest dimensionality of hidden subspace clusters. Even with help of parallelism, these techniques will require extremely high computational time in practice. In this paper we propose a novel subspace clustering technique that reduces the exponential time complexity to quadratic via approximation. We also provide a parallel implementation of proposed algorithm on top of Apache Spark to further accelerate our approach on large data sets. Preliminary experiment results show our algorithm performs much better especially considering the scalability with regard to the dimensionality of hidden clusters.

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