Conference PaperImputing Structured Missing Values in Spatial Data with Clustered Adversarial Matrix FactorizationWang, Qichallenge as it may introduce uncertainties into the data analysis. Recent advances in matrix completion have shown competitive imputation performance when applied to many real-world domains. However, there are two major limitations when applying matrix completion methods to spatial data. First, they make a strong assumption that the entries are missing-at-random, which may not hold for spatial data. Second, they may not effectively utilize the underlying spatial structure of the data. To address these limitations, this paper presents a novel clustered adversarial matrix factorization method to explore and exploit the underlying cluster structure of the spatial data in order to facilitate effective imputation. The proposed method utilizes an adversarial network to learn the joint probability distribution of the variables and improve the imputation performance for the missing entries that are not randomly sampled.2018-09-2810076360Proc of the 18th IEEE International Conference on Data Mininghttps://doi.org/1638679National Science Foundation