Data stream classification by incremental semi-supervised fuzzy clustering

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Presentation of the CILAB research activity at the CVPL (Associazione Italiana per la ricerca in Computer Vision, Pattern recognition e machine Learning (CVPL- ex-GIRPR)) congress (CVPL2018).

Data stream classi?cation
by incremental
semi-supervised fuzzy clustering
G.Casalino, G. Castellano, C.Castiello, A.M.Fanelli, C. Mencar
CVPL2018
gabriella.casalino@uniba.it

CVPL2018 - Vico Equense,
Italy, 30-31 August 2018
gabriella.casalino@uniba.it
Data stream classi?cation by incremental semi-
supervised fuzzy clustering
Data streams
? Continuous ?ow of data
? sensors, online transactions, health monitoring, network traf?c,��
? Impractical to store and use all data
? Need of new techniques that:
? Process a ?nite number of data at a time
? Use a limited amount of memory
? Predict/classify at any time and in a limited amount of time
? Take into account the evolution of data

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