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Albeit most techniques and algorithms assume that the data is accurate, measurements in our analogic world are far from being perfect. Since our capabilities of storing and processing data are growing everyday, these imperfections will accumulate, generating poorer decisions and hindering any knowledge extraction process carried out over the raw data. One of the most disturbing imperfections is the presence of missing values. Many inductive algorithms assume that the data is complete, thus if they face missing data they will not work properly or the quality of the knowledge extracted will be poorer. At this point there is no sophisticated missing values treatment implemented in any major Big Data framework. In this contribution, we present two novel imputation methods based on clustering that achieve better results than simply removing the faulty examples or filling-in the missing values with the mean that can be easily ported to Spark’s MLlib.

A First Approach on Big Data Missing Values Imputation