Mining Concept Drift from Data Streams by Unsupervised Learning

Mining is involved with knowing the unknown characteristics from the databases or gaining of Knowledge (Knowledge Discovery) from Databases to get more useful information from the database. Real time databases which are constantly changing with time, there may arise a point when traditional Data Mining techniques may not be adequate as there may be a previously unknown class label involved or new properties of data which need to be taken into consideration. Thus as time passes and new data is in the dataset, the model predicted by the data mining techniques may become less accurate. This phenomenon is known as Concept Drift. The meaning of Concept Drift is the statistical properties of the target variable, i. e. how the properties of the target variable change over the course of time. The basic idea behind the ?Mining Concept Drift from Data Stream by Unsupervised Learning? is to detect the Concept Drift present in the Data Stream, which is used in majority of Web-Based Applications like Fraud Detection & Span E-mail Filtering etc. The approach taken here is both for the Offline Approach & an Online Approach, which can be easily merged with the current Web-Based Applications. Some examples for Concept Drift are – In a fraud detection application the target concept may be a binary attribute FRAUDULENT with values "yes" or "no" that