Online Clustering of Multivariate Time-series
Author(s) -
Masud Moshtaghi,
Christopher Leckie,
James C. Bezdek
Publication year - 2016
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1137/1.9781611974348.41
Subject(s) - computer science , cluster analysis , data mining , sliding window protocol , data stream mining , exploit , data stream clustering , set (abstract data type) , data set , time series , multivariate statistics , cure data clustering algorithm , correlation clustering , machine learning , window (computing) , artificial intelligence , computer security , operating system , programming language
Copyright © by SIAM. The intrinsic nature of streaming data requires algorithms that are capable of fast data analysis to extract knowledge. Most current unsupervised data analysis techniques rely on the implementation of known batch techniques over a sliding window, which can hinder their utility for the analysis of evolving structure in applications involving large streams of data. This research presents a novel data clustering algorithm, which exploits the correlation between data points in time to cluster the data, while maintaining a set of decision boundaries to identify noisy or anomalous data. We illustrate the proposed algorithm for online clustering with numerical results on both real-life and simulated datasets, which demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of our approach compared to existing methods.
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