Improved novel clustering technique for diverse and self-motivated traffic data stream for IoT scenario

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Technologies are changing day by day and IoT is worldwide data and may of great business important to various users. sTo create such reasonable data, majority adaptive and K-mediod clustering techniques are employed in data mining. In research work, it focus on comparing adaptive, K-medisod and novel clustering technique to internet-of-things data collection in ITSs (Intelligence Traffic System). In traffic DataStream is composed form online site, it challenges of 30,000 instances with 9 attributes, clusters formed after evaluation and number of clusters is identified after the evaluation. Proposed techniques are significant too easy than some other clustering techniques with respect to all computation recall and precision parameters. In traffic databases depends on the data separation and cluster enhancement that is quality of clusters. To resolve the major issues that over load the system or Centre’s in IoT which consequences the huge kind of data on internet. It evaluated a set of consequences experiments using token and manufacture data from traffic use case view where the traffic considerations from the city monitor. Comparison of clustering methods that helps in determining suitable clustering approach for the offer internet of things database which results in optimal performance metrics.

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Nadimpalli, A., Shiva Shankar, R., Chalapathi Raju, K., & Harish Varma, A. (2019). Improved novel clustering technique for diverse and self-motivated traffic data stream for IoT scenario. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(9), 2837–2841. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.i8703.078919

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