A density-based clustering over evolving heterogeneous data stream
Lin Jin-xian, Hui Lin
Abstract
Lin Jin-xian, Hui Lin
Abstract
Data stream clustering is an importance issue in data stream mining. In most of the existing algorithms, only the continuous features are used for clustering. In this paper, we introduce an algorithm HDenStream for clustering data stream with heterogeneous features. The HDenstream is also a density-based algorithm, so it is capable enough to cluster arbitrary shapes and handle outliers. Theoretic analysis and experimental results show that HDenStream is effective and efficient.
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Data stream clustering is an importance issue in data stream mining. In most of the existing algorithms, only the continuous features are used for clustering. In this paper, we introduce an algorithm HDenStream for clustering data stream with heterogeneous features. The HDenstream is also a density-based algorithm, so it is capable enough to cluster arbitrary shapes and handle outliers. Theoretic analysis and experimental results show that HDenStream is effective and efficient.
Key concepts: Cluster analysis, Data stream clustering, Computer science, Data mining, CURE data clustering algorithm, Data stream, Outlier, Correlation clustering