Time Sequence Clustering Based on Edit Distance
Hai Yan Zhou, Jing Song Shan
Abstract
Hai Yan Zhou, Jing Song Shan
Abstract
A time sequence clustering algorithm based on edit distance is proposed in the paper, which solves the problem that the existing clustering algorithms for time sequence data is inefficient because of ignorance of different time span of time sequence data. Firstly, the algorithm calculates the distance between time sequences on which a distance matrix is determined. In the second place, for a given time sequence set, a forest with n binary trees is established in terms of the distance matrix and then merge the trees. Finally, a cluster clustering algorithm is called to dynamically adjust the clustering results, and then real-time clustering structure is obtained. Experimental results demonstrated that the algorithm has higher efficiency and clustering quality.
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A time sequence clustering algorithm based on edit distance is proposed in the paper, which solves the problem that the existing clustering algorithms for time sequence data is inefficient because of ignorance of different time span of time sequence data. Firstly, the algorithm calculates the distance between time sequences on which a distance matrix is determined. In the second place, for a given time sequence set, a forest with n binary trees is established in terms of the distance matrix and then merge the trees. Finally, a cluster clustering algorithm is called to dynamically adjust the clustering results, and then real-time clustering structure is obtained. Experimental results demonstrated that the algorithm has higher efficiency and clustering quality.
Key concepts: Cluster analysis, Data stream clustering, Single-linkage clustering, CURE data clustering algorithm, Correlation clustering, Canopy clustering algorithm, Computer science, Fuzzy clustering