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An Interactive Interface for Multi-dimensional Data Stream Analysis

Data mining models are frequently used to represent and summarize meaningful properties in data. However such models are usually not suitable for interactive data exploration and visualization. This paper proposes the use of multidimensional projection together with the Ubiquitous Self-Organizing Map algorithm (UbiSOM), a novel variant of the well-known self-organizing map algorithm that was specifically tuned for stream data-mining. The resulting high-dimensional projection system is then studied for interactive data analysis and visualization. A prototype was developed where, at each moment, the user can visualize the information from different perspectives. Direct interaction with the system during stream processing is possible both by changing the projection, by optimizing the projection view for maximizing variance or by filtering the incoming data series. Experiments in two distinct datasets show the importance and relevance of conjoining multidimensional data projection with UbiSOM.