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Dynamic Ensemble Selection for Imbalanced Data Streams With Concept Drift
DOI:10.1109/TNNLS.2022.3183120.png)
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Ensemble learning, as a popular method to tackle concept drift in data stream, forms a combination of base classifiers according to their global performances. However, concept drift generally occurs in local data space, causing significantly different performances of a base classifier at different locations. Thus, employing global performance as a criterion to select base classifier is inappropriate. Moreover, data stream is often accompanied by class imbalance problem, which affects the classification accuracy of ensemble learning on minority instances. To drawback these problems, a dynamic ensemble selection for imbalanced data streams with concept drift (DES-ICD) is proposed. For data arrived in chunk-by-chunk, a novel synthetic minority oversampling technique with adaptive nearest neighbors (AnnSMOTE) is developed to generate new minority instances that conform to the new concept. Following that, DES-ICD creates a base classifier on newly arrived data chunk balanced by AnnSMOTE and merges it with historical base classifiers to form a candidate classifier pool. For each query instance, the optimal combination is constructed in terms of the performance of candidate classifiers in its neighborhood. Experimental results for nine synthetic and five real-world datasets show that the proposed method outperforms seven comparative methods on classification accuracy and tracks new concepts in an imbalanced data stream more preciously.
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Adaptation models
Data models
Learning systems
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Concept drift
data stream
dynamic ensemble selection (DES)
imbalance learning
oversampling
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