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Clustering Data Stream Based On Shared Density Graph: Algorithm Explanation

The document describes the DBSTREAM clustering algorithm which works as follows: 1. It clusters data streams using microclusters that are updated over time as new data arrives. 2. When a new data point arrives, it is either added to an existing microcluster or used to create a new microcluster based on its proximity to others. 3. Microclusters are periodically cleaned up by removing inactive ones with low weights to manage memory usage.

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Clustering Data Stream Based On Shared Density Graph: Algorithm Explanation

The document describes the DBSTREAM clustering algorithm which works as follows: 1. It clusters data streams using microclusters that are updated over time as new data arrives. 2. When a new data point arrives, it is either added to an existing microcluster or used to create a new microcluster based on its proximity to others. 3. Microclusters are periodically cleaned up by removing inactive ones with low weights to manage memory usage.

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Clustering data stream based on shared density graph

ALGORITHM EXPLANATION

1. DBSTREAM Clustering

Clustering data structures initially empty

MC is a set of micro cluster

Single micro cluster mc belongs to set of micro cluster MC

c is the center of mc, w is the weight of mc, t is the last updated time of mc

S is the area of data points shared by MC

shared weight sij belongs to S in the time of last update

t is the current time to fetch the data

Require: User-specified parameters

Radius of cluster is r, is fading factor, t gap is the cleanup time to remove weak mc, wmin is
the minimum weight of mc, is the intersection factor to intersect two mc for reclustering

1. Function UPDATE(x), x is the data point are appear in the existing mc, thats why all
mc are updated
2. Find he fixed radius of the cluster in these cluster the new data point is added
3. If radius is less than 1,means if no neibourhood is found , then
we create the new mc having a radius r, time t and weight of new cluster is 1 because
in new cluster only having the one data point to MC
4. else
5. for each i belong to N do
6. existing micro cluster are update
7. the neibourhood cluster are found then update the mc by applying the fading factor,
increasing their weight and then move towards the new data point x using Gaussian
neighbourhood function h()
8. for each j belong to N where density of second cluster(j) is greater than the density of
first cluster(i) do
9. update the shared density graph, i is the density of single micro cluster
10. end for
11. end for
12. for each i and j belongs to N respectively and j greater than i do
13. if the distance between center of first mc and center of second mc is less than the
radius
14. then to reverse the first mc center and mc center in previous position
15. to prevent the cluster destroy, means the center of first cluster is not just close to
second cluster
16. end if
17. end for
18. end if
19. update the time step
20. end function

2. Cleanup Process to Remove Inactive Micro- Clusters and Shared Density Entries
from Memory
Require: , ,t,MC and S from the clustering

1. Function CLEANUP()
2. Only remove the week cluster using the weight wweak = 2-tgap
3. For each mc belong to MC
4. If the faded weight is less than the wweak then
5. Remove weak mc from MC
6. End if
7. End for
8. Foe each shared density sij belongs to S do
9. If shared density is less than wweak then
10. Remove weak shared density sij from S
11. End if
12. End for
13. End function

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