Abstract
At present, millions of internet users are contributing a huge amount of data. This data is extremely heterogeneous, and so, it is hard to analyze and derive information from this data that is considered an indispensable source for decision-makers. Due to this massive growth, the classification of data and analysis has become an important research subject. Extracting information from this data has become a necessity. As a result, it was necessary to process these enormous volumes of data to uncover hidden information and therefore improve data analysis and, in turn, classification accuracy. In this paper, firstly, we focus on developing an ensemble machine-learning model based on active learning which identifies the most effective feature extraction strategy for heterogeneous data analysis, and compare it with traditional machine-learning algorithms. Secondly, we evaluate the proposed model during the experiments; five heterogeneous datasets from various domains were used, such as a Health Care Reform dataset, Sander Frandsen dataset, Financial Phrase Bank dataset, SMS Spam Collection dataset, and Textbook sales dataset. According to the results, the novel approach for data analysis performed better than conventional methods. Finally, the study's findings confirmed the validity of the suggested technique, meeting the study's goal of using ensemble methods with active learning to raise the model's overall accuracy for effectively classifying and analyzing heterogeneous data, reducing the time and money spent training the model, and delivering superior analysis performance as well as insights into other elements of extracting information from heterogeneous data.