2020
DOI: 10.1155/2020/1803525
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An Incremental Kernel Density Estimator for Data Stream Computation

Abstract: Probability density function (p.d.f.) estimation plays a very important role in the field of data mining. Kernel density estimator (KDE) is the mostly used technology to estimate the unknown p.d.f. for the given dataset. e existing KDEs are usually inefficient when handling the p.d.f. estimation problem for stream data because a bran-new KDE has to be retrained based on the combination of current data and newly coming data. is process increases the training time and wastes the computation resource. is article … Show more

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“…In certain design scenarios only the probabilities over certain regions of time and/or space may be of interest, which incurs less computation and storage. For more sophisticated implementations of incremental/on‐line PDF estimation see References 25‐30. Note that statistics, such as the mean, variance, minimum, and maximum, also have straightforward on‐line implementations.…”
Section: Uq Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In certain design scenarios only the probabilities over certain regions of time and/or space may be of interest, which incurs less computation and storage. For more sophisticated implementations of incremental/on‐line PDF estimation see References 25‐30. Note that statistics, such as the mean, variance, minimum, and maximum, also have straightforward on‐line implementations.…”
Section: Uq Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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Section: Construction Of Mathematical Model and Prediction Methods Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%