Concept Drift Adaptation in Text Stream Mining Settings: A Systematic Review
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| author | Garcia, Cristiano Mesquita Abilio, Ramon Simoes Koerich, Alessandro Lameiras Britto Jr., Alceu de Souza Barddal, Jean Paul |
| author_facet | Garcia, Cristiano Mesquita Abilio, Ramon Simoes Koerich, Alessandro Lameiras Britto Jr., Alceu de Souza Barddal, Jean Paul |
| contents | The society produces textual data online in several ways, e.g., via reviews and social media posts. Therefore, numerous researchers have been working on discovering patterns in textual data that can indicate peoples' opinions, interests, etc. Most tasks regarding natural language processing are addressed using traditional machine learning methods and static datasets. This setting can lead to several problems, e.g., outdated datasets and models, which degrade in performance over time. This is particularly true regarding concept drift, in which the data distribution changes over time. Furthermore, text streaming scenarios also exhibit further challenges, such as the high speed at which data arrives over time. Models for stream scenarios must adhere to the aforementioned constraints while learning from the stream, thus storing texts for limited periods and consuming low memory. This study presents a systematic literature review regarding concept drift adaptation in text stream scenarios. Considering well-defined criteria, we selected 48 papers published between 2018 and August 2024 to unravel aspects such as text drift categories, detection types, model update mechanisms, stream mining tasks addressed, and text representation methods and their update mechanisms. Furthermore, we discussed drift visualization and simulation and listed real-world datasets used in the selected papers. Finally, we brought forward a discussion on existing works in the area, also highlighting open challenges and future research directions for the community. |
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| spellingShingle | Concept Drift Adaptation in Text Stream Mining Settings: A Systematic Review Garcia, Cristiano Mesquita Abilio, Ramon Simoes Koerich, Alessandro Lameiras Britto Jr., Alceu de Souza Barddal, Jean Paul Machine Learning Computation and Language Information Retrieval The society produces textual data online in several ways, e.g., via reviews and social media posts. Therefore, numerous researchers have been working on discovering patterns in textual data that can indicate peoples' opinions, interests, etc. Most tasks regarding natural language processing are addressed using traditional machine learning methods and static datasets. This setting can lead to several problems, e.g., outdated datasets and models, which degrade in performance over time. This is particularly true regarding concept drift, in which the data distribution changes over time. Furthermore, text streaming scenarios also exhibit further challenges, such as the high speed at which data arrives over time. Models for stream scenarios must adhere to the aforementioned constraints while learning from the stream, thus storing texts for limited periods and consuming low memory. This study presents a systematic literature review regarding concept drift adaptation in text stream scenarios. Considering well-defined criteria, we selected 48 papers published between 2018 and August 2024 to unravel aspects such as text drift categories, detection types, model update mechanisms, stream mining tasks addressed, and text representation methods and their update mechanisms. Furthermore, we discussed drift visualization and simulation and listed real-world datasets used in the selected papers. Finally, we brought forward a discussion on existing works in the area, also highlighting open challenges and future research directions for the community. |
| title | Concept Drift Adaptation in Text Stream Mining Settings: A Systematic Review |
| topic | Machine Learning Computation and Language Information Retrieval |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.02901 |