In this paper we propose two clustering strategies for spatially referenced functional data. Both are model based approaches since a functional linear model is supposed to generate the elements of each cluster. A first proposal considers the problem of clustering curves that are realization of a random stochastic process. In this case functional sub-processes are discovered and their generative models are estimated in optimal unsampled locations of the space. A second one achieves simultaneously an optimal partition of the data and functional linear models which incorporate the spatial interaction among different functional variable in each cluster.
Spatio-Functional data Analysis: clustering methods for models discovering
ROMANO, Elvira
2009
Abstract
In this paper we propose two clustering strategies for spatially referenced functional data. Both are model based approaches since a functional linear model is supposed to generate the elements of each cluster. A first proposal considers the problem of clustering curves that are realization of a random stochastic process. In this case functional sub-processes are discovered and their generative models are estimated in optimal unsampled locations of the space. A second one achieves simultaneously an optimal partition of the data and functional linear models which incorporate the spatial interaction among different functional variable in each cluster.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.