Deasia Hagan
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Deasia Hagan is a researcher at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock whose work focuses on data processing and analysis. Her research investigates methods for improving the efficiency and scalability of data management tasks. Hagan's recent publications include "Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine" (2023) and "A scalable MapReduce-based design of an unsupervised entity resolution system" (2024). These studies explore techniques for organizing and resolving data without predefined labels. Hagan collaborates with other researchers at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, including Nicholas Kofi Akortia Hagan, John R. Talburt, and Kris E. Anderson. Her scholarly output includes 2 publications and has garnered 7 citations, with an h-index of 2.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 2
- Citations: 7
Selected Publications
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A scalable MapReduce-based design of an unsupervised entity resolution system (2024)
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Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine (2023)
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- Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine
- A scalable MapReduce-based design of an unsupervised entity resolution system
- Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine
- A scalable MapReduce-based design of an unsupervised entity resolution system
- Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine
- A scalable MapReduce-based design of an unsupervised entity resolution system
- Optimal Starting Parameters for Unsupervised Data Clustering and Cleaning in the Data Washing Machine
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