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An efficient big data classification using elastic collision seeker optimization based faster R-CNN

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Big data is a large set of data that is analyzed with the calculation to manifest myriad sources. Big data is capable of handling various challenges to processing huge amounts of data. To handle issues based on large-scale databases, a MapReduce framework is employed which provides robust and simple infrastructure for huge datasets. This paper proposes a novel Elastic collision seeker optimization based Faster R-CNN (ECSO-FRCNN) classifier for efficient big data classification. The proposed ECSO-FRCNN classifier is capable of handling missing attributes, and incremental learning and improves training performance effectively. As the proposed technique deals with large data samples, it necessitates the inclusion of the MapReduce framework. The adaption of MapReduce design in big data classification prevents the classification results from uncertainties such as data redundancy, misclassification, and storage issues. The proposed method is examined with three standard datasets, namely the skin segmentation dataset, mushroom dataset, and localization dataset, collected from the University of California, UCI machine learning repository. Finally, extensive experimental analysis is carried out for various parameters to depict the efficiency of the system.

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Chidambaram, S., Cyril, C.P.D. & Ganesh, S.S. An efficient big data classification using elastic collision seeker optimization based faster R-CNN. Neural Comput & Applic 35, 19651–19668 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-023-08707-6

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