Multivariate spatial condition mapping using subtractive fuzzy cluster means

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Abstract

Wireless sensor networks are usually deployed for monitoring given physical phenomena taking place in a specific space and over a specific duration of time. The spatio-temporal distribution of these phenomena often correlates to certain physical events. To appropriately characterise these events-phenomena relationships over a given space for a given time frame, we require continuous monitoring of the conditions. WSNs are perfectly suited for these tasks, due to their inherent robustness. This paper presents a subtractive fuzzy cluster means algorithm and its application in data stream mining for wireless sensor systems over a cloud-computing-like architecture, which we call sensor cloud data stream mining. Benchmarking on standard mining algorithms, the k-means and the FCM algorithms, we have demonstrated that the subtractive fuzzy cluster means model can perform high quality distributed data stream mining tasks comparable to centralised data stream mining.

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Sabit, H., & Al-Anbuky, A. (2014). Multivariate spatial condition mapping using subtractive fuzzy cluster means. Sensors (Switzerland), 14(10), 18960–18981. https://doi.org/10.3390/s141018960

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