Bodyanskiy, Ye. V.Perova, I.Zhernova, P.2019-04-092019-04-092019Bodyanskiy Y. Online fuzzy clustering of high dimension data streams based on neural network ensembles / Y. Bodyanskiy, I. Perova,P. Zhernova // Innovative Technologies and Scientific Solutions for Industries No 1 (7) (2019), DOI: https://doi.org/10.30837/2522-9818.2019.7.016http://openarchive.nure.ua/handle/document/8337The subject matter of the article is fuzzy clustering of high-dimensional data based on the ensemble approach, provided that a number and shape of clusters are not known. The goal of the work is to create the neuro-fuzzy approach for clustering data when the data stream is fed for online processing and a number and shape of clusters are unknown. The following tasks are solved in the article - the input feature space is compressed in the online mode; the model of neural network ensembles for data clustering is built; the ensemble of neuro-fuzzy networks for clustering high-dimensional data is developed; the approach for clustering data in the online mode is worked out. The following results are obtained - the main idea of the proposed approach is based on a modification of the fuzzy C-means algorithm. To reduce the dimension of the input space, the modified Hebb-Sanger network is suggested to be used; this net is characterized by the increased speed and is built on the basis of the modified Oja neurons. A speed-optimized learning algorithm for the Oja neuron is proposed. Such a network implements the method of principal components in the online mode with high speed. Conclusions. In the event the reduction-compression procedure cannot be used due to the probability of losing the physical meaning of the original space, a new clustering criterion was introduced; this criterion contains both a well-known polynomial fuzzifier and the weighment of individual components of the deviations of presented images from cluster centroids. The recurrent modification based on the algorithms proposed in this article is introduced. A mathematical model is developed to determine the quality of clustering with the use of the Xi-Beni index, which was modified for the online mode. The experimental results confirm the fact that the proposed system enables solving a wide range of Data Mining tasks when data sets are processed online, provided that a number and shape of clusters are not known and there is a large number of observations as well.enclusteringfuzzy C-means methodsequential analysis of principal componentsthe ensemble of neuro-fuzzy networksT. Kohonen’s neural networkself-learningArticle