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Neural Network Architecture for Database Augmentation Using Shared Features
William C. Sleeman IV, Rishabh Kapoor, Preetam Ghosh
The popularity of learning from data with machine learning and neural networks has lead to the creation of many new datasets for almost every problem domain. However, even within a single domain, these datasets are often collected with disparate features, sampled from different sub-populations, and recorded at different time points. Even with the plethora of individual datasets, large data science projects can be difficult as it is often not trivial to merge these smaller datasets. Inherent challenges in some domains such as medicine also makes it very difficult to create large single source datasets or multi-source datasets with identical features. Instead of trying to merge these non-matching datasets directly, we propose a neural network architecture that can provide data augmentation using features common between these datasets. Our results show that this style of data augmentation can work for both image and tabular data.
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