The Analysis on Dimensionality Reduction Mathematical Model Based on Feedback Constraint for High-Dimensional Information

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This paper proposes a dimensionality reduction mathematical model based on feedback constraint for High-dimensional information. It uses feedback restriction technique to construct dimensionality reduction model for multidimensional product data. The data obtained is with high latitudes, where a large number of data are under components involved standardized restrictions. High-dimensional data participating in operation will increase the complexity of operation, and hence, we need to reduce its dimension. In this paper multi-constrained inverse regression model is adopted to reduce the dimension of cloud resource scheduling data in multi-constrained environments. Experimental results show that the proposed method increases the data coverage rate of high-dimensional data mining by 66%, and has great optimizing effect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 846-847)

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1056-1059

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November 2013

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