2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/bigdata52589.2021.9671609
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SMOTE-OB: Combining SMOTE and Online Bagging for Continuous Rebalancing of Evolving Data Streams

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“…The precision rate measures the proportion of successfully predicted operating conditions to all operating cases. It can be expressed by Equation (7).…”
Section: ) Precisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The precision rate measures the proportion of successfully predicted operating conditions to all operating cases. It can be expressed by Equation (7).…”
Section: ) Precisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yang et al [6] proposed a hybrid classifier architecture which first uses density undersampling to obtain balanced subsets of multiple categories, and then uses a costeffective classification method to deal with information incompleteness. Bernardo et al [7] proposed a SMOTEOB method that enables the dataset to be rebalanced in a continuous data stream and the classifier to be trained and updated online, thus making the model more adaptable and robust.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are calculated over a sliding window of 500 instances. (Bernardo et al, 2020a) Data-Level RI Online Explicit C-SMOTE (Bernardo et al, 2020b) Data-Level RI Online Explicit VFC-SMOTE (Bernardo and Della Valle, 2021b) Data-Level RI Online Explicit CSARF (Loezer et al, 2020) Algo-Level CS Online Explicit -GHVFDT (Lyon et al, 2014) Algo-Level TM Online Implicit -HDVFDT (Cieslak and Chawla, 2008) Algo-Level TM Online Implicit -ARF (Gomes et al, 2017) Ensemble -Online Explicit -KUE (Cano and Krawczyk, 2020) Ensemble -Hybrid Explicit LB (Bifet et al, 2010a) Ensemble -Online Explicit OBA (Bifet et al, 2009) Ensemble -Online Explicit SRP (Gomes et al, 2019) Ensemble -Online Explicit ESOS-ELM (Mirza et al, 2015) Ensemble -Chunk Explicit -CALMID (Liu et al, 2021) Ensemble -Hybrid Explicit MICFOAL (Liu et al, 2021) Ensemble -Online Explicit ROSE Ensemble -Hybrid Explicit OADA (Wang and Pineau, 2016) Ensemble -Online Explicit OADAC2 (Wang and Pineau, 2016) Ensemble -Online Explicit ARFR (Ferreira et al, 2019) Ensemble RI Online Explicit -SMOTE-OB (Bernardo and Della Valle, 2021a) Ensemble RI Online Explicit OSMOTE (Wang and Pineau, 2016) Ensemble RI Online Explicit OOB Ensemble ROB Online Implicit UOB Ensemble RUB Online Implicit ORUB (Wang and Pineau, 2016) Ensemble RUB Online Explicit OUOB (Wang and Pineau, 2016) Ensemble RB Online Explicit Kappa is used to evaluate classifiers in imbalanced settings (Brzeziński et al, , 2019. It evaluates the classifier performance by computing the inter-rater agreement between the successful predictions and the statistical distribution of the data classes, correcting agreements that occur by mere statistical chance.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, imbalanced streams can have other underlying difficulties, such as small sample size, borderline and rare instances, overlapping among classes, or noisy labels (Santos et al, 2022). Imbalanced data streams are usually handled via class resampling (Korycki and Krawczyk, 2020;Bernardo et al, 2020b;Bernardo and Della Valle, 2021a), algorithm adaptation mechanism (Loezer et al, 2020;Lu et al, 2020), or ensembles Cano and Krawczyk, 2022). While there are several works on how to handle imbalanced data streams, there are no agreed-upon standards, benchmarks, or good practices that are necessary for fully reproducible, transparent, and impactful research.…”
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confidence: 99%