Sketching streaming histogram elements using multiple weighted factors

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Abstract

We propose a novel sketching approach for streaming data that, even with limited computing resources, enables processing high volume and high velocity data eiciently. Our approach accounts for the fact that a stream of data is generally dynamic, with the underlying distribution possibly changing all the time. Speciically, we propose a hashing (sketching) technique that is able to automatically estimate a histogram from a stream of data by using a model with adaptive coeicients. Such a model is necessary to enable the preservation of histogram similarities, following the varying weight/importance of the generated histograms. To address the dynamic properties of data streams, we develop a novel algorithm that can sketch the histograms from a data stream using multiple weighted factors. The results from our extensive experiments on both synthetic and real-world datasets show the efectiveness and the eiciency of the proposed method.

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Duong, Q. H., Ramampiaro, H., & Nùrvåg, K. (2019). Sketching streaming histogram elements using multiple weighted factors. In International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management, Proceedings (pp. 19–28). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3357384.3357958

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