Exploratory Multilevel Hot Spot Analysis: Australian Taxation Office Case Study
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Denny, Denny
Williams, Graham
Christen, Peter
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Australian Computer Society Inc.
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Population based real-life datasets often contain smaller clusters of unusual sub-populations. While these clusters, called 'hot spots', are small and sparse, they are usually of special interest to an analyst. In this paper we introduce a visual drill-down Self-Organizing Map (SOM)-based approach to explore such hot spots characteristics in real-life datasets. Iterative clustering algorithms (such as k-means) and SOM are not designed to show these small and sparse clusters in detail. The feasibility of our approach is demonstrated using a large real life dataset from the Australian Taxation Office.
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2037-12-31
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