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A Cluster Target Similarity Based g y Principal Component Analysis for Interval Valued Data University of Tsukuba School of Systems and Information Engineering Mika Sato Ilic Energy Evaluation Data Energy JP1 JP2 UK1 UK2


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A Cluster‐Target Similarity Based g y Principal Component Analysis for Interval‐Valued Data

University of Tsukuba School of Systems and Information Engineering Mika Sato‐Ilic

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Energy Evaluation Data

[51,71] [81,91] … [60,70] [60,90]

  • 1. Oil

UK2 UK1 … JP2 JP1 Energy … … [65,75] [50,60] … [20,40] [60,100]

  • 3. Coal with

CCS [80,91] [80,91] … [80,95] [90,120]

  • 2. Coal

[ , ] [ , ] [ , ] [ , ]

  • 1. Oil

… … [0,20] [0,20] … [30,45] [60,80]

  • 5. Geothermal

[60,80] [45,65] … [50,85] [70,120]

  • 4. Nuclear

CCS … … [50 70] [60 72] [50 60] [70 100]

  • 8. On. Wind,

[60,70] [60,70] … [20,35] [40,100]

  • 7. Biomass

[10,40] [0,10] … [30,40] [30,70]

  • 6. Solar PV

… … [60,70] [65,75] … [40,60] [70,100]

  • 10. Hydro

[80,90] [60,80] … [50,65] [83,111]

  • 9. Mun/Ind

Waste [50,70] [60,72] … [50,60] [70,100] large … … …

J i t R h ESRC f d d S E G t SPRU (S i d T h l P li R h U i it f S )

[87,97] [87,97] … [65,85] [80,120]

  • 11. Gas

y

Joint Research: ESRC‐funded Sussex Energy Group at SPRU (Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Sussex) Sustainable Energy/Environment & Public Policy (SEPP), University of Tokyo (ESRC: Economic and Social Research Council)

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Principal Component Analysis based on Classification Structure by Fuzzy Clustering y y g

Multi‐dimensional Space

10

(p dimensional space) p: Number of Variables

1 3 7 8 6 5 2 9 11 4 Adaptable Classification Structure Adaptable Number of Clusters

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Principal Component Analysis for Metric Projection Principal Component Analysis for Metric Projection L X P

Metric Projection

L X P

L

 :

y x x x x y x y x       

L L

L d X L d L P inf ) , ( , )} , ( : { ) (

yL

X :

: Inner Product Space

L :

: Nonempty Subset of X

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Principal Component Analysis for Metric Projection

L X P

L

 : Metric Projection P

L

) ( ) ( ve nonexpansi is X P P

L L

    y x y x y x , ) ( ) (

L X i i t t l t t i t th h F

L : Convex Chebyshev Set

: Convex Chebyshev Set

L X in point nearest

  • ne

least at exists there , each For  x

Analysis Component Principal Objects

  • f

ity Dissimilar : ) ( ) ( ) , ( y x y x y x y x

L L

P P C      Space Projected

  • n

Objects

  • f

ity Dissimilar : ) ( ) ( j y y x y

L L

P P 

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Principal Component Analysis Principal Component Analysis

         n i x x X

1

1 ) ( ~ ~ x x                     

a ip i i n

p a x X n i x x X

1 1

1 ) ( , , 1 ), , , ( , ~ x x x x x           

na a p

p n p a x X

1

Variables

  • f

Number : Objects

  • f

Number : , , 1 , ), , , ( x x x   

  

a p a

X X F p n

1 1

) ( )' ( Minimize Variables

  • f

Number : Objects

  • f

Number : l x l x

   

   

a a a p a a a

X X X X X X X X F X X X

1 1 * 1 1 1

) ' ) ' ( ( )' ' ) ' ( ( ' ) ' ( x x x x x l

  p p a

X X X X

1 1 1

, , by Spanned Subspace to Projection : ' ) ' ( x x 

  

   

     

p b a b a b a b a b a

X X X X X X X X

1 1 ' 1

) ( ' ) ' ( ) ( ) ( ' ) ' ( ) ( x x x x x x x x

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Principal Component Analysis

 

X p

X X X X P X X X X

1 1 1

' ) ' ( , , by Spanned Subspace to Projection : ' ) ' ( x x   

X X X X X X

Symmetry P P Idempotent P P P : ' :

 

        

p a X a a a p a X a a X a n b a n b a

P P P F V V

*

) ' ' ( ) ( )' ( , , x x x x x x x x x x x x

  

  p a a

P P

' 1 1

) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( x x x x x x x x

  

 

 

           

p b a X b a b a b a b a b a X b a b a X b a

P P P

1

) ( )' ( ) ( )' ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

  

    

   

p b a b X a b a p a a X a a a b a b a X b a b a b a

P P p

1 1 1

) ' ' ( 2 ) ' ' ( 2 x x x x x x x x

   b a a 1 1

Covariance between Variables

*

F

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Fuzzy Cluster based Principal Component Analysis

  

     

p b a b a X b a b a X b a

P P

1 '

) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( x x x x x x x x

   

     

p b a b a X b a b a b a b a

P

1 1

) ( )' ( ) ( )' ( x x x x x x x x

 

    

   

p b a b X a b a p a a X a a a b a

P P p

1 1 1

) ' ' ( 2 ) ' ' ( 2 x x x x x x x x

Covariance between Variables

*

F Adaptable Classification Structure based on an Appropriate Number of Clusters Dissimilarity Structure of Objects in Higher Dimensional Space

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Selection of an Appropriate Number of Clusters Selection of an Appropriate Number of Clusters

~ ~

) ( ) (

S U a K

a a 

 

 S

) ( ~

) ( ) (

b a S U b K

b b

   

 S

Clusters

  • f

Number : K

) ( b a 

) (

i Cl t f N b th h f St t ti Cl ifi Data Similarity Observed :

l

l S U S

) (

, , 1 Clustering Fuzzy

  • f

Result A is Clusters

  • f

Number the when for Structure tion Classifica :

l

K l l S U ) (  

) ( ) (

Using by Similarity Restored ~

l l

U S :

S S S S

K l

} ~ ~ { t ~ Cl t S l t

) ( ) 2 ( ) (

S S S S

K l

Data Original for Structure tion Classifica e Explainabl Most Select } , , { among to Closest Select

) ( ) 2 ( ) (

 l is Clusters

  • f

Number e Appropriat

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Asymmetric Similarity of Interval Asymmetric Similarity of Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

, , 1 , , , 1 ]), , ([ ) ( p a n i y y y Y

ia ia ia

     

   

| ) ( inf ) ( | ) ( sup ) , , ( ) , , (

1 1

y y y x d y x d y x y x d d y y and y y between ity Dissimilar

p jp j j ip i i

     

  y y

     

 

| ) ( inf ) ( | ) ( sup | ) , ( inf ) , ( , | ) , ( sup

1

y x y x d y y d y y y y d d y y y x d y x d y x y x d d

p ja ja a ia ja ij

       

 

 

 

| ) , ( inf ) , ( , | ) , ( sup

1

y x y x d y y d y y y y d d

ia ia a ja ia ji

    

) ( j i d d

ji ij

  ) ( , , 1 , }, { max / 1

,

j i s s n j i d d s

ji ij ij j i ij ij

      ) ( j

ji ij

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Asymmetric Fuzzy Clustering Model Asymmetric Fuzzy Clustering Model

( ) ( ) (Sato and Sato, 1995) (Sato and Sato, 1995)

Asymmetric Similarity Data Asymmetric Similarity Data

 

n j i j i s s s S

ji ij ij

,..., 1 , ), ( , ,     n j i u u w s

ij jl K K ik kl ij

,..., 1 , ,      j and i Objects Between Similarity Asymmetric s n j i u u w s

ij ij jl k l ik kl ij

: ,..., 1 , ,

1 1



 

 l and k Clusters Between Similarity Asymmetric w k Cluster a to i Ojbect an

  • f

ess Belongingn

  • f

Degree u

kl ik

: : s s w w Error

ji ij lk kl ij :

  

) , 1 ( , 1 ], 1 , [

1

   

m u u

K k ik ik

Clusters

  • f

Number K Objects

  • f

Number n : :

1  k

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Asymmetric Similarity of Clusters Asymmetric Similarity of Clusters

K l k w K 1 1 1

) (

  K l k w

K kl

w kl

, , 1 , , exp 1 1

) (

~

    

 

| | | | log ) ( 2 1 ~

) ( ) , ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ) , ( ) , ( ) (

1 ) , (

                        

  K l K k K l K k K l K k K kl

I tr w

K k

μ μ ) ( ) ( | |

) , ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ' ) , ( ) , ( ) , ( ) , ( ) , (

1 ) , (

        

  K l K k K k K l K k K l K k K l

K k

μ μ μ μ μ μ k Cl f M i C i V i k Cluster in Data

  • f

Value Expected :

) , (

K k

μ ] 1 , [ ~ ), ( , ~ ~ k Cluster for Matrix Covariance Variance :

) ( ) ( ) ( ) , (

    

K kl K lk K kl K k

w l k w w

Clusters

  • f

Number K :

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Criterion for Selection of Number of Clusters Criterion for Selection of Number of Clusters

n K ij ijs

s

) (

~

  

 

n K ij n ij j i j j

s s K C

) ( 2 1

2

~ ) (

 

    j i ij j i ij

s s

1 1

Alignment Degree of Agreement Alignment Degree of Agreement

K K

Alignment Degree of Agreement Alignment Degree of Agreement

n j i u u w s

K jl k l K ik K kl K ij

,..., 1 , , ~

) ( 1 1 ) ( ) ( ) (

  

 

Restored Asymmetric Similarity

Clusters

  • f

Number K :

K k ,..., 1 

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Concentration around Expected Value Concentration around Expected Value f h iff f h iff for the Different w for the Different wkl

kl

n K ) (

~

 

n n j i K ij ijs

s K C

1 ) (

2

) (

 

    j i K ij j i ij

s s

1 ) ( 1 2

2

~        a m C E C P

2 4 2

2 ) | )] ˆ ( ˆ [ ) ˆ ( ˆ (|         c w s s C E w s s C P exp 2 ) | )] , , ( [ ) , , ( (|  ) ˆ , ˆ , ( ˆ ) ˆ , ˆ , ( ˆ w s s C w s s C

kl ij ij

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Concentration around Expected Value Concentration around Expected Value f h Diff f h Diff

) 1 ( 6 | ) ~ ~ ( ˆ ) ˆ ˆ ( ˆ |  n n m w s s C w s s C

for the Different w for the Different wkl

kl

) 1 ( , | ) , , ( ) , , ( |

2

    n n m ma w s s C w s s C

ˆ ˆ ) ˆ , ~ ~ , ( ˆ ) ~ , ~ , ( ˆ   w s d s s C w s s C , ~ ~ ) ~ ~ ~ ( ~ ~ ) ~ ~ ~ ( ~ ~ , ~ 2 ) ˆ , ~ , ( ˆ ) ˆ , ~ ~ , ( ˆ

2

         s s s s d s d s s s s d s d s s s s d s w s s C w s d s s C ) 1 ( , 2 ~ , ~    n n m m s s d

) ~ , ~ , ( ˆ ) ~ , ~ , ( ˆ ), ˆ , ˆ , ( ˆ ) ˆ , ˆ , ( ˆ w s s C w s s C w s s C w s s C

kl ij ij kl ij ij

 

Clusters

  • f

Number K :

K k ,..., 1 

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Theorem: (C. McDiarmid)

| ) , , , ˆ , , , ( ) , , ( | sup

1 1 1 1 ˆ , , ,

1

   

 

c x x x x x f x x f

i n i i i n x x x

i n

  

, 2 exp 2 ) | ) , , ( ) , , ( (|

2 1 1

                all for X X Ef X X f P   , exp 2 ) | ) , , ( ) , , ( (|

1 2 1 1

        

  all for c X X Ef X X f P

n i i n n

n i for satisfies R A f A Set a in Values Taking Variables Random t Independen X X

n n

   1 : : , ,

1 

n i for satisfies R A f    1 :

) 1 ( , 6 | ) ~ , ~ , ( ˆ ) ˆ , ˆ , ( ˆ |

2

    n n m w s s C w s s C ) 1 ( , | ) , , ( ) , , ( |

2

 n n m ma w s s C w s s C      a m

2 4 2

ˆ ˆ           c a m w s s C E w s s C P exp 2 ) | )] , ˆ , ( [ ) , ˆ , ( (|  

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Fuzzy Cluster based Principal Component Analysis

  

     

p b a b a X b a b a X b a

P P

1 '

) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( x x x x x x x x

   

     

p b a b a X b a b a b a b a

P

1 1

) ( )' ( ) ( )' ( x x x x x x x x

 

    

   

p b a b X a b a p a a X a a a b a

P P p

1 1 1

) ' ' ( 2 ) ' ' ( 2 x x x x x x x x

Covariance between Variables

*

F Adaptable Classification Structure based on an Appropriate Number of Clusters Dissimilarity Structure of Objects in Higher Dimensional Space

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables

u

n i n K i t i m ik

 

  ) ( ) ( x x x x x n u C

i n i K k m ik i k

  

  

 

1 1 1 1 1

, x

i k   1 1

) , 1 ( , 1 ], 1 , [

1

   

m u u

K k ik ik

Fuzzy Clustering

n i t i

  ) ( ) ( x x x x Special case n C

i i i

1

) ( ) ( x x x x

 

K k ik ik

u u

1

1 }, 1 , {

Hard Clustering n : Number of Objects K : Number of Clusters

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables

u

n i n K i t i m ik

 

  ) ( ) ( x x x x x n u C

i n i K k m ik i k

  

  

 

1 1 1 1 1

, x

i k   1 1

) , 1 ( , 1 ], 1 , [

1

   

m u u

K k ik ik

    

n b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C , , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

1  k

  

 K m k n i b ib a ia i ab ab

u x p

1

, , , ), )( ( ), (

   

 

 

n K m ik k ik i i ia a

u u w n x x

1 1

,

 

  i k ik

u

1 1

n : Number of Objects K : Number of Clusters

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables

    

n b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C , , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

 

 K m ik i b ib a ia i ab ab

u p

1

) )( ( ) (

 

K k ik ik

u u

1

1 ], 1 , [

  

n K m ik k ik i

u w

1

) , 1 (   m

 

  i k ik 1 1

Crisp Classification of an Object i l f f b Becoms Larger

i

w

Uncertainty Classification of an Object i Becomes Smaller

i

w

n n : Number : Number of

  • f Objects

Objects K K : N : Number mber of Clusters usters

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with respect to Variables respect to Variables respect to Variables respect to Variables

    

n b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C , , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

  

 K m ik n ia i b ib a ia i ab ab

u x

1

   

 

 

n K m ik k ik i i ia a

u w n x

1 1

, ) , 1 (   m

n K

 

  i k ik 1 1

Fuzzy Clustering

w w u u

i i i k ik ik

    

 

 

1 , 1 ], 1 , [

1 1

y g

i w u u

i K ik ik

    

, 1 1 }, 1 , {

Hard Clustering

n

i k ik ik

1

n n : Number : Number of

  • f Objects

Objects K K : N : Number mber of Clusters usters

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix for for Interval Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data for for Interval Interval Valued Data Valued Data

    

n b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C , , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

  

 K m n i b ib a ia i ab ab

u x p b a x x x x w c c C

1

, , 1 , ), )( ( ), (

   

 

 

n K m ik k ik i i ia a

u u w n x x

1 1

,

 

  i k ik

u

1 1

n : Number of Objects K : Number of Clusters

Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance When xi are Interval Valued Data ? When xia are Interval‐Valued Data ?

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Empirical Joint Function for Interval Empirical Joint Function for Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

(Bertrand and (Bertrand and Goupil Goupil, 2000) , 2000)

) ( ]) [ ] ([ 1 , ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , (

1 n i b a i b a

i Z y y I n y y f   

] [ I t l E h f Di t ib ti U if , , , , , ) ( ]) , [ ], , ([ , 1 ) , (

ib ib ia ia ib ib ia ia b a i

y y y y Otherwise i Z y y y y y y I      

2  p

] , [ Interval Each for

  • n

Distributi Uniform

ia ia y

y

) (i Z

Xb

Object k

2 p

ib

y

) (i Z

Object i Object k

]) , [ ], , ([

ib ib ia ia

y y y y

ib

y

ib

y

Object i Object j

) (i Z

ia

y

ia

y

Xa

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix for for Interval Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

    

K n i b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C

1

, , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

   

 

 

n K m K k m ik i n i ia a

u w n x x

1 1

,

 

  i k m ik

u

1 1

When xia are Interval‐Valued Data ?

) , ( ~ ) )( ( ˆ ), ˆ ( ˆ

 

 

   

b a b a b b a a ab ab

dy dy y y f y y y y c c C Mean Empirical Symbolic : ) ( 2 1 ) ( ) )( ( ) (

  

   

 

n ia ia a b a b a b b a a ab ab

y y n y y y y y f y y y y Function Joint Empirical Weighted : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ~ 2

1

n b a i i b a i

i Z y y I w n y y f n ) (

1  i

i Z n

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix f I l I l V l d D V l d D for for Interval Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

) ˆ ( ˆ

ab

c C 

n n n b a b a b b a a ab

y y w y y w dy dy y y f y y y y c

 

     

     1 ) ( 1 ) ( 1 1 ) , ( ~ ) )( ( ˆ

b a i ib ib i a i ia ia i b i ib ib ia ia i

y y n y y w y n y y w y n y y y y w n

  

  

       

1 1 1

1 2 ) ( 1 2 ) ( 1 ) )( ( 4 1 ) , 1 ( ,

1

  

m u w

n K K k m ik i

) , ( ,

1 1

 

 

u

n i K k m ik i

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PCA based on Fuzzy Covariance for PCA based on Fuzzy Covariance for Interval Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data Interval Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

) (

'

l l l l ) , , , (

1 12 11 1 p

l l l   l

ˆ

Corresponding Eigen‐Vector

C

Corresponding Eigen Vector For the Maximum Eigen‐Value of

:

1 1

l z Y 

First Principal Component

y y y y Y

ia ia ia ia),

(    p a n i y y

ia ia

1 1 2 ), (     p a n i , , 1 , , , 1

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Conventional PCA for Interval Conventional PCA for Interval‐Valued Data Valued Data

Centers Method Centers Method

i

y y  ~

1 11

   

c p c

y y  , 2

ia ia c ia

y y y  

] , [

ia ia ia

y y y 

, ~

1

        

c np c n

y y Y    

p a n i   , 1 , , , 1  

p

C Y ~ } ~ cov{ 

Covariance Matrix for Interval‐Valued Data

b a ib ib n i ia ia ab ab

y y y y y y n c c C     

) ( ) ( 4 1 ~ ), ~ ( ~

1

(Billard and Diday, 2000)

i

n

4

1

n b a i b a

i Z y y I n y y f ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , (

(Bertrand and (Bertrand and Goupil Goupil, 2000) , 2000)

Principal Component Analysis:Centers Method

 i

i Z n

1

) (

( p , ) , )

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Comparison between Proposed PCA and Conventional PCA for Interval‐Valued Data

) , ( ~ ) )( ( ˆ ), ˆ ( ˆ

 

     

   

b a b a b b a a ab ab

dy dy y y f y y y y c c C Function Joint Empirical Weighted : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ~

1

  

n i b a i i b a

i Z y y I w n y y f ) (

1 i

) , 1 ( ,

1

  

 

m u w

n K m K k m ik i

Fuzzy Clustering

1 1



 

u

i k m ik

) ( ) )( ( ~ ) ~ ( ~

 

 

  dy dy y y f y y y y c c C Function Joint Empirical : ) , ( 1 ) , ( ) , ( ) )( ( ), (

  

   

    

n b a i b b a b a b b a a ab ab

y y I y y f dy dy y y f y y y y c c C

i  1

Function Joint Empirical : ) ( ) , (

1

 i b a

i Z n y y f

d l i Centers Method

i wi   , 1

Hard Clustering

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Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix Fuzzy Cluster based Covariance Matrix with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables with respect to Variables

    

n b ib a ia i ab ab

p b a x x x x w c c C , , 1 , ), )( ( ), ( 

  

 K m ik n ia i b ib a ia i ab ab

u x

1

   

 

 

n K m ik k ik i i ia a

u w n x

1 1

, ) , 1 (   m

n K

 

  i k ik 1 1

w w u u

i i i k ik ik

    

 

 

1 , 1 ], 1 , [

1 1

i w u u

i K ik ik

    

, 1 1 }, 1 , { n

i k ik ik

1

n : Number of Objects K : Number of Clusters

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SLIDE 30

Energy Evaluation Data

[51,71] [81,91] … [60,70] [60,90]

  • 1. Oil

UK2 UK1 … JP2 JP1 Energy … … [65,75] [50,60] … [20,40] [60,100]

  • 3. Coal with

CCS [80,91] [80,91] … [80,95] [90,120]

  • 2. Coal

[ , ] [ , ] [ , ] [ , ]

  • 1. Oil

… … [0,20] [0,20] … [30,45] [60,80]

  • 5. Geothermal

[60,80] [45,65] … [50,85] [70,120]

  • 4. Nuclear

CCS … … [50 70] [60 72] [50 60] [70 100]

  • 8. On. Wind,

[60,70] [60,70] … [20,35] [40,100]

  • 7. Biomass

[10,40] [0,10] … [30,40] [30,70]

  • 6. Solar PV

… … [60,70] [65,75] … [40,60] [70,100]

  • 10. Hydro

[80,90] [60,80] … [50,65] [83,111]

  • 9. Mun/Ind

Waste [50,70] [60,72] … [50,60] [70,100] large … … …

J i t R h ESRC f d d S E G t SPRU (S i d T h l P li R h U i it f S )

[87,97] [87,97] … [65,85] [80,120]

  • 11. Gas

y

Joint Research: ESRC‐funded Sussex Energy Group at SPRU (Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Sussex) Sustainable Energy/Environment & Public Policy (SEPP), University of Tokyo (ESRC: Economic and Social Research Council)

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SLIDE 31

Asymmetric Dissimilarity

Objects

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 1.00 0.70 0.78 0.83 0.38 0.36 0.66 0.78 0.78 0.70 0.77 2 0 67 1 00 0 51 0 81 0 05 0 03 0 37 0 50 0 63 0 43 0 80 2 0.67 1.00 0.51 0.81 0.05 0.03 0.37 0.50 0.63 0.43 0.80 3 0.73 0.49 1.00 0.77 0.45 0.50 0.77 0.73 0.75 0.70 0.57 4 0 70 0 70 0 70 1 00 0 22 0 22 0 51 0 62 0 67 0 54 0 67 4 0.70 0.70 0.70 1.00 0.22 0.22 0.51 0.62 0.67 0.54 0.67 5 0.44 0.14 0.58 0.42 1.00 0.78 0.64 0.59 0.46 0.62 0.26 6 0.29 0.00 0.49 0.30 0.64 1.00 0.43 0.36 0.30 0.41 0.12 6 0.29 0.00 0.49 0.30 0.64 1.00 0.43 0.36 0.30 0.41 0.12 7 0.67 0.39 0.81 0.63 0.63 0.50 1.00 0.82 0.66 0.81 0.51 8 0.80 0.55 0.81 0.78 0.55 0.46 0.85 1.00 0.80 0.81 0.66 9 0.80 0.69 0.84 0.82 0.42 0.40 0.70 0.81 1.00 0.79 0.76 10 0.76 0.53 0.84 0.75 0.62 0.55 0.86 0.86 0.83 1.00 0.64 11 0.75 0.82 0.61 0.80 0.19 0.17 0.50 0.64 0.73 0.56 1.00

1: Oil 3: Coal with 5: Geothermal 7: Biomass 9: Mun/Ind 11: Gas 1: Oil 3: CCS 5: Geothermal 7: Biomass 9: Waste 11: Gas 2: Coal 4: Nuclear 6: Solar PV 8:

  • On. Wind,

large 10: Hydro

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Selection for Number of Clusters Selection for Number of Clusters

 n j i K ij ijs

s

1 ) (

~

n j i u u w s

K jl K K K ik K kl K ij

,..., 1 , , ~

) ( ) ( ) ( ) (

  

 

     

n j i K ij n j i ij j i

s s K C

1 ) ( 1 2 1

2

~ ) (

j k l j 1 1



 

K 2 3 4

(Number of Clusters)

2 3 4 C(K) 0.93 0.90 0.91

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R lt f P d PCA Result of Proposed PCA

40 ponent 7 10 20 40 mponent 7 10 11 20 Principal Comp 1 3 5 8 9 11 20 Principal Comp 1 3 5 8 9 11 −20 Second P 2 4 5 6 −20 Second P 2 4 5 6 −250 −200 −150 −100 −50 First Principal Component −250 −200 −150 −100 −50 First Principal Component

Result of Cluster 1 Result of Cluster 2

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Results of Weights g

40 nt 7

2 nt 7 8

20 4 ipal Component 1 3 8 9 10 11

1 ipal Component 1 5 8 9 10 11

−20 Second Principa 1 2 4 5 6

−2 −1 Second Principa 1 2 3 4 6

−250 −200 −150 −100 −50 First Principal Component S 4

−4 −2 2 4 −2 Se 6

First Principal Component

First Principal Component

1

 

u w

K k m ik

Proposed PCA Centers Method

1 1



 

u w

n i K k m ik i

Hard Clustering Fuzzy Clustering

) , 1 (   m

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Comparison of Cumulative Proportion Comparison of Cumulative Proportion

O di PCA Proposed PCA Ordinary PCA

(Centers Method) (Centers Method)

0 86 0 82 0.86 0.82

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Conclusions Conclusions Conclusions Conclusions

(1) Propose a PCA based on Fuzzy Clustering C id i Di i il it St t i Hi h Considering Dissimilarity Structure in Higher Dimensional Space (2) Numerical Examples p

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SLIDE 37

Kushiro‐Marshland

Landsat Data; 1024 X 1024 pixels, 7 Kinds of Lights, July ‐ October, 1993

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SLIDE 38

Result of Proposed PCA for the First Component p p

~ ˆ

 

 

Function Joint Empirical Weighted : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ~ ) , ( ~ ) )( ( ˆ ), ˆ ( ˆ

1

  

     

    

n i b a i i b a b a b a b b a a ab ab

i Z y y I w n y y f dy dy y y f y y y y c c C ) (

1  i

i Z n

) , 1 ( ,

1

  

 

m u u w

n K m K k m ik i 1 1



 

u

i k ik

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SLIDE 39

Result of Proposed PCA for the Second Component

) , ( ~ ) )( ( ˆ ), ˆ ( ˆ

 

 

   

b b b b b b

dy dy y y f y y y y c c C Function Joint Empirical Weighted : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ~ ) , ( ) )( ( ), (

1

  

    

n i b a i i b a b a b a b b a a ab ab

i Z y y I w n y y f dy dy y y f y y y y c c C

) , 1 ( ,

1

  

 

m u u w

n K m K k m ik i 1 1



 

u

i k ik

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SLIDE 40

Result of Centers Method for the First Component p

) ( ) )( ( ~ ) ~ ( ~

 

 

d d f C Function Joint Empirical : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ) , ( ) )( ( ~ ), ~ (

1

  

   

    

n i b a i b a b a b a b b a a ab ab

i Z y y I n y y f dy dy y y f y y y y c c C

i wi   , 1

) (

1  i

i Z n

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Result of Centers Method for the Second Component p

) ( ) )( ( ~ ) ~ ( ~

 

 

d d f C Function Joint Empirical : ) ( ) , ( 1 ) , ( ) , ( ) )( ( ~ ), ~ (

1

  

   

    

n i b a i b a b a b a b b a a ab ab

i Z y y I n y y f dy dy y y f y y y y c c C

i wi   , 1

) (

1  i

i Z n