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A two stage feature selection method for text categorization

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A two stage feature selection method for text categorization

  1. 1. A two-stage feature selection method for text categorization by using information gain, principal component analysis and genetic algorithm Presented by
  2. 2. Project scope  The application will serve the two-stage feature selection method for text categorization by using information gain, principal component analysis and genetic algorithm. Due to the increasing number of documents in digital form, automated text categorization has become more promising in the decades.  A two-stage feature selection and feature extraction is used to reduce the high dimensionality of a feature space composing of a large number of terms, remove redundant and irrelevant features from the feature space and thereby improve the performance of text categorization
  3. 3. User classes & characteristics There are two user module viz. decision tree and KNN classifier.  Decision tree: The first phase is tree growing where a tree is built by greedily splitting each tree node. Because the tree can over fit the training data, in the second phase, the over fitted branches of the tree are removed.  KNN classifier: The KNN classifier ranks the document’s neighbors among the training documents and uses the class labels of the k most similar neighbors. Similarity type between two documents may be measured by the Euclidean distance, cosine measure, etc.
  4. 4. Operating environment This application is developed in java platform and will be hosted by a system using Java JDK and tomcat server. The system will primarily be developed and tested on Windows Operating Systems. But our goal is to make it a platform independent solution. The target platforms are: Linux Microsoft Windows & Solaris.
  5. 5. Design and Implementation Constraints All designing and coding will be done on Java Platform. However application can be implemented in C#.NET.
  6. 6. Assumptions and Dependencies Since the application is based on Java platform. Hence we assume that user system must installed JVM to run this application.
  7. 7. SYSTEM FEATURE Functional requirements Hard disk 80 GB RAM 1GB Processor Intel Pentium IV Technology Java Tools Net beans Operating System Windows
  8. 8. EXTERNAL INTERFACE REQUIREMENTS User Interfaces: The application is accessible through web browser. It will interact with its users with web components interface. There are two types of user for this system retail manager or analyst and customer each can interact with the system with the following UIs. Main screen: On this interface there are some options shown as per the user type For the analysts there are some options related to what type of analysis they want to do. Method wise analysis Decision tree analysis KNN classifier analysis For each of the above analysis there is separate new screen showing advanced options for that analysis that is something like stated below: There are buttons for ‘In which format output should be displayed Graphical formats like pie charts , Bar graphs, Tabular format. Output screen: On this screen output will be produced in graphical format with proper description and some options like save result for further use or compare it with old results or you may discard it if it is of no use.
  9. 9. Software Interfaces  Name: Java Version Number: Version 6.0  Name: Mysql Version Number: Version 7.0.1 The system must use My SQL server as its database  Name: NetBeans Version Number: Version 6 onward
  10. 10. Communications Interfaces The system will use Apache/tomcat server as the main communication protocol trough internet/network.
  11. 11. NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS Performance Requirements • System can produce results faster on 4GB RAM. • It may take more time for peak loads at main node • The system will be available 100% of the time. Once there is a fatal error, the system will provide understandable feedback to the user.
  12. 12. Safety and Security Requirements • All data will be backed-up everyday automatically and also the system administrator can back- up the data as a function for him. • The system is designed in modules where errors can be detected and fixed easily. This makes it easier to install and updates new functionality if required.
  13. 13. Software Quality Attributes  Usability : The application seem to user friendly since the GUI is interactive.  Maintainability : This application is maintained for long period of time since it will be implemented under java platform .  Reusability : The application can be reusable by expanding it to the new modules. Performance: The application seems to be performing faster under 4 GB of RAM. However, the basic requirement to run the application is 1GB.  Security: Since the application is developed on JAVA .It is much more secure than the other environment.
  14. 14. Data flow diagram
  15. 15. UML Activity diagram
  16. 16. UML State transition diagram
  17. 17. UML Sequence diagram
  18. 18. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ADVANTAGES  The application is platform independent since it is developed in JAVA.  The behavior of the application is user friendly since the GUI is compatible with all operating environment. Disadvantage  Since the application performs several task at same time, It seems to generate output at long interval of time.
  19. 19. Applications  Spam filtering, a process which tries to discern E-mail spam messages from legitimate emails  Email routing, sending an email sent to a general address to a specific address or mailbox depending on topic.  Language identification, automatically determining the language of a text  Genre classification, automatically determining the genre of a text  Readability assessment, automatically determining the degree of readability of a text, either to find suitable materials for different age groups or reader types or as part of a larger text simplification system.

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