An Optimal Binary Particle Swarm Optimization Based Feature Selection Model for Big Data Analysis of Product Assessment

Abstract

Big data defines the state where the size, speed and kind of data go beyond a memory or executing capabilities for precise and timely decision-making. Big data analytics is integrated with ML and statistical methods for processing big data and recognizes the important data. At present times, the generation of online product reviews has exponentially increased at each and every second. These applications have resulted in developing the volumes of data which can be used for prediction and classification for decision making process. Compared with other models, various techniques are applied in solving the big data problem, feature selection (FS) is known to be an efficient method. FS operations could be exploring with the application of a subset of features which is related to the topic of précised definition of the existing datasets. Deplorably, search using this type of sub-sets results in the problems of combinatorial as well as maximum time consuming. The meta-heuristic approaches are typically employed to facilitate the choice of features. This paper presents an optimal extreme learning machine (ELM) based binary particle swarm optimization to precede the FS process. The proposed method develops a Fitness Function (FF) by applying ELM. And the best solution of the FF has been explored under the application of BPSO technique. For instance, the dataset of product review which are derived from Amazon including synthetic data, which is comprised with total of 235,000 positive and 147,000 negative review records is used. The experimental result implied that the ELM-BPSO technique is comparably best