Accurate Concept Drift Detection Without Updating Autoencoders
摘要
As concept drifts change the feature of data streams, detecting concept drifts is significant for analyzing data streams. ABCD (Adaptive Bernstein Change Detector) is a drift detection method based on autoencoders and is one of the most accurate drift detectors. It learns the current property of a given stream by training an autoencoder (AE). Then, it alerts a concept drift when the reconstruction errors of AE grow large for recent data. To adapt to the new concept, ABCD updates the AE whenever a concept drift happens. This paper shows that, even without updating the AE, we can create a more precise drift detector than ABCD by coupling the non-updated autoencoder-based drift detector with another simple lightweight one.