III: Small-Collaborative: Efficient Bayesian Model Computation for Large and High Dimensional Data Sets
III: Small-Collaborative: Efficient Bayesian Model Computation for Large and High Dimensional Data Sets
批准号:
0914861
负责人:
Carlos Ordonez
金额:
$33.9万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-08-01 至 2013-07-31
中文摘要
该奖项是根据2009年《美国复苏和再投资法案》(公共法律111-5)资助的。这笔赠款支持采用和优化马尔可夫链蒙特卡罗方法的研究,以利用数据库系统技术对驻留在辅助存储上的大型数据集计算贝叶斯模型。这项工作将寻求优化计算,保持模型精度,并加快从大型和高维数据集采样技术,利用不同的数据集布局和索引数据结构。该团队将开发加权抽样方法,这种方法可以产生与传统抽样方法类似质量的模型,但对于无法放入主存储的大型数据集来说,速度要快得多。一个子目标将研究如何在参数贝叶斯模型中保持大数据集的统计特性,然后调整现有方法来处理压缩数据集。智力优势和更广泛的影响这一努力需要开发新的计算方法,能够有效地处理大数据集和数值密集型计算。主要的技术困难是不可能从大数据集的子样本中获得准确的样本。因此,该团队将专注于加速基于整个数据集的后验分布的采样。这个问题异常困难,因为随机方法需要在整个数据集上进行大量的迭代(通常是数千次)才能收敛。然而,如果数据集被压缩,则有必要将传统方法推广到使用加权点和高阶统计量,而不是众所周知的用于高斯分布的充分统计量。开发结合主存储和辅助存储的优化与优化仅在主存储上起作用的算法有很大不同。这项研究工作需要贝叶斯模型和随机方法的全面统计知识,而不是传统的数据挖掘方法。此外,还需要在优化大型磁盘驻留矩阵的计算方面具有强大的数据库系统背景。与解决随机模型的现代统计软件包相比,这项研究将使更快地解决更大规模的问题。贝叶斯分析和模型管理将更容易、更快、更灵活。广泛影响这项研究将在三个不同的应用领域进行:癌症、水污染以及癌症和心脏病患者的医学数据集。这笔赠款的教育部分将加强目前在数据挖掘方面的教学和研究。在高级数据挖掘课程中,学生将应用随机方法计算数百个变量和数百万条记录的复杂贝叶斯模型。数据挖掘研究项目将通过贝叶斯模型得到加强,促进统计学和计算机科学之间的互动。关键词:贝叶斯模型、随机方法、数据库系统
英文摘要
This award is funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-5.This grant supports research in adapting and optimizing Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods to compute Bayesian models on large data sets resident on secondary storage, exploiting database systems techniques. The work will seek to optimize computations, preserve model accuracy and accelerate sampling techniques from large and high dimensional data sets, exploiting different data set layouts and indexing data structures. The team will develop weighted sampling methods that can produce models of similar quality as traditional sampling methods, but which are much faster for large data sets that cannot fit on primary storage. One sub-goal will study how to compress a large data set preserving its statistical properties for parametric Bayesian models, and then adapting existing methods to handle compressed data sets. Intellectual Merit and Broader ImpactThis endeavor requires developing novel computational methods that can work efficiently with large data sets and numerically intensive computations. The main technical difficulty is that it is not possible to obtain accurate samples from subsamples of a large data set. Therefore, the team will focus on accelerating sampling from the posterior distribution based on the entire data set. This problem is unusually difficult because stochastic methods require a high number of iterations (typically thousands) over the entire data set to converge. However, if the data set is compressed it becomes necessary to generalize traditional methods to use weighted points combined with higher order statistics, beyond the well-known sufficient statistics for the Gaussian distribution. Developing optimizations combining primary and secondary storage is quite different from optimizing an algorithm that works only on primary storage. This research effort requires comprehensive statistical knowledge on both Bayesian models and stochastic methods, beyond traditional data mining methods. A strong database systems background in optimizing computations with large disk-resident matrices is also necessary. This research will enable a faster solution of larger scale problems compared to modern statistical packages to solve stochastic models. Bayesian analysis and model management will be easier, faster and more flexible. Broad ImpactThis research will occur within the context of three separate application areas: cancer, water pollution, and medical data sets with patients having cancer and heart disease. The educational component of this grant will enhance current teaching and research on data mining. In an advanced data mining course students will apply stochastic methods to compute complex Bayesian models on hundreds of variables and millions of records. Data mining research projects will be enhanced with Bayesian models, promoting interaction between statistics and computer science.Keywords: Bayesian model, stochastic method, database system
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