Weblog Clustering in Multilinear Algebra Perspective

Multilinear Complexity is Equivalent to Optimal Tester Size

In this paper we first show that Tester for an F-algebra A and multilinear forms, [2], is equivalent to multilinear algorithm for the product of elements in A, [3]. Our result is constructive in deterministic polynomial time. We show that given a tester of size ν for an F-algebra A and multilinear forms of degree d one can in deterministic polynomial time construct a multilinear algorithm for t...

A Fuzzy Grassroots Ontology for improving Weblog Extraction

This paper presents fuzzy clustering algorithms to establish a grassroots ontology – a machine-generated weak ontology – based on folksonomies. Furthermore, it describes a search engine for vaguely associated terms and aggregates them into several meaningful cluster categories, based on the introduced weak grassroots ontology. A potential application of this ontology, weblog extraction, is illu...

Identifying Network Anomalies Using Clustering Technique in Weblog Data

In this paper we present an approach for identifying network anomalies by visualizing network flow data which is stored in weblogs. Various clustering techniques can be used to identify different anomalies in the network. Here, we present a new approach based on simple K-Means for analyzing network flow data using different attributes like IP address, Protocol, Port number etc. to detect anomal...

Weblog success: Exploring the role of technology

Weblogs have recently gained considerable media attention. Leading weblog sites are already attracting millions of visitors. Yet, success in the highly competitive world of weblogs is not easily achieved. This study seeks to explore weblog success from a technology perspective, i.e. from the impact of weblog-building technology (or blogging tool). Based on an examination of 126 highly successfu...

Multilinear Algebra For the Undergraduate Algebra Student