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An Effective Method to Estimate Missing Value for Heterogonous Dataset


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Missing value estimation renders a probable state in which it is required to predict a missing value in a data set. It gets induced due to various reasons but the deal is to find a value for that particular cell. To justify a conclusive result in contrast to the original value various techniques are used. It does not assure us to choose a specific method applying for a data set because different techniques will yield different result for different data set that may not trigger an authentic value. So we deployed a technique confined of various other methods in it by which we can choose any of the methods in it to acquire a missing values. The main goal of this paper is the technique we proposed by assembling different methods get an efficient value. We have applied the proposed method in 6 different data set and validate the result using 4 validation techniques that can accord us with a most precise value or result.

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Data Set, Methods, Missing Value, Techniques.
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  • An Effective Method to Estimate Missing Value for Heterogonous Dataset

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Authors

Priyakshi Mahanta
Centre for Computer Science and Applications, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, India
Gulzar Ahmed Choudhury
Centre for Computer Science and Applications, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, India
Tapash Dey
Centre for Computer Science and Applications, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, India

Abstract


Missing value estimation renders a probable state in which it is required to predict a missing value in a data set. It gets induced due to various reasons but the deal is to find a value for that particular cell. To justify a conclusive result in contrast to the original value various techniques are used. It does not assure us to choose a specific method applying for a data set because different techniques will yield different result for different data set that may not trigger an authentic value. So we deployed a technique confined of various other methods in it by which we can choose any of the methods in it to acquire a missing values. The main goal of this paper is the technique we proposed by assembling different methods get an efficient value. We have applied the proposed method in 6 different data set and validate the result using 4 validation techniques that can accord us with a most precise value or result.

Keywords


Data Set, Methods, Missing Value, Techniques.

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