Classification of Multi-Value Chain Business Data Resources Based on Semantic Association

Focusing on the classification of business data resources within a unified business semantic environment is an important method to simplify the data environment and a crucial approach to studying data intelligence. A multi-value chain data space is a typical business semantic heterogeneous complex data environment. This paper summarizes the characteristics of multi-value chain business data resources and proposes a study on their classification using business semantic logic. By constructing a semantic-based relational model for multi-value chain business data resources and a multi-value chain business lexicon, this paper unifies the semantics of business data resources. This creates conditions for their classification according to business logic. Based on the feature transformation of business data resources, this paper proposes a clustering algorithm for multi-value chain business data resources (Business data resource classification algorithm for multi-value chain data space, BDRCA4MVCDS) aimed at a data space, completing the classification of business data resources. Finally, comparative experiments with KMeans and KABSA demonstrate the clustering effectiveness of the proposed algorithm (BDRCA4MVCDS) as well as its good stability and adaptability.

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Electronics
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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13245035
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Classification of Multi-Value Chain Business Data Resources Based on Semantic Association

Min Han, Dong Tan, Bo Fan, Linfu Sun
Electronics
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Classification of Multi-Value Chain Business Data Resources Based on Semantic Association

Min Han, Dong Tan, Bo Fan, Linfu Sun
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Focusing on the classification of business data resources within a unified business semantic environment is an important method to simplify the data environment and a crucial approach to studying data intelligence. A multi-value chain data space is a typical business semantic heterogeneous complex data environment. This paper summarizes the characteristics of multi-value chain business data resources and proposes a study on their classification using business semantic logic. By constructing a semantic-based relational model for multi-value chain business data resources and a multi-value chain business lexicon, this paper unifies the semantics of business data resources. This creates conditions for their classification according to business logic. Based on the feature transformation of business data resources, this paper proposes a clustering algorithm for multi-value chain business data resources (Business data resource classification algorithm for multi-value chain data space, BDRCA4MVCDS) aimed at a data space, completing the classification of business data resources. Finally, comparative experiments with KMeans and KABSA demonstrate the clustering effectiveness of the proposed algorithm (BDRCA4MVCDS) as well as its good stability and adaptability.

ElectronicsVol. 13(24)
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (China) (CN), Southwest Jiaotong University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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