Research summary
Two parallel research threads appear: feature selection methodology, and electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries. An IEEE TKDE article framed feature selection algorithms by search strategy, evaluation criteria and data-mining task, surveyed existing algorithms for classification and clustering, and proposed a unifying meta-algorithm platform [1]. A spectral feature-selection framework based on spectral graph theory unified supervised and unsupervised regimes, recovering ReliefF and Laplacian Score as special cases [3]. A 2014 review of classification feature selection addressed noise in collected data including medical imaging and social-media data [5]. An ACM Computing Surveys article reviewed advances in feature selection in the big-data era [2], with a companion arXiv survey on the same theme [8]. Relational learning via latent social dimensions extracted multi-dimensional connection types from network data for collective inference on social media [7]. On materials, SnO2 nanowires with tetragonal structure were grown by catalyst-free thermal evaporation, and their electrochemical performance in lithium-ion batteries was related to their high length-to-diameter ratio and absence of metal-catalyst contamination [4]. SnS/SnO2 ultrafine heterostructures were fabricated and used as sodium-ion-battery anodes; the built-in electric field at the SnS/SnO2 interface produced enhanced charge-transfer and high-rate capability [9]. A review of Prussian-blue-analogue cathodes for sodium-ion batteries covered history, parameters and rational design principles bridging laboratory work and commercialization [6]. A second sodium-ion review focused on factors limiting commercialization and evaluation of active-material and full-cell systems [10].
Recent publications
- Toward integrating feature selection algorithms for classification and clusteringDOI
- Feature SelectionDOI
- Spectral feature selection for supervised and unsupervised learningDOI
- Preparation and Electrochemical Properties of SnO2 Nanowires for Application in Lithium鈥怚on BatteriesDOI
- Feature selection for classification: A reviewDOI
- Prussian Blue Analogues for Sodium鈥怚on Batteries: Past, Present, and FutureDOI
- Relational learning via latent social dimensionsDOI
- Feature Selection: A Data PerspectiveDOI
- Boosted Charge Transfer in SnS/SnO2 Heterostructures: Toward High Rate Capability for Sodium鈥怚on BatteriesDOI
- Sodium鈥怚on Batteries: From Academic Research to Practical CommercializationDOI
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