Trends in Data Stream Mining
João Gama
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João Gama
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Abstract Learning from data streams is a hot topic in machine learning and data mining. This article presents our recent work on the topic of learning from data streams. We focus on emerging topics, including fraud detection and hyper-parameter tuning for streaming data. The first study is a case study on interconnected by-pass fraud. This is a real-world problem from high-speed telecommunications data that clearly illustrates the need for online data stream processing. In the second study, we present an optimization algorithm for online hyper-parameter tuning from nonstationary data streams.
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Abstract Learning from data streams is a hot topic in machine learning and data mining. This article presents our recent work on the topic of learning from data streams. We focus on emerging topics, including fraud detection and hyper-parameter tuning for streaming data. The first study is a case study on interconnected by-pass fraud. This is a real-world problem from high-speed telecommunications data that clearly illustrates the need for online data stream processing. In the second study, we present an optimization algorithm for online hyper-parameter tuning from nonstationary data streams.
Key concepts: Data stream mining, Streaming data, Data stream, Computer science, Focus (optics), STREAMS, Data mining, Concept drift