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    <title>CLASSIFICATION METHODS FOR DATA STREAM MINING</title>
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    <description>Title: CLASSIFICATION METHODS FOR DATA STREAM MINING
Authors: Jadhav, R.; Sharma, N.
Abstract: Data Stream Mining is the process of extracting knowledge structures from continuous and rapid data records&#xD;
arriving at high speed. Stream mining is one of the emerging fields of research in Data Mining. With the growing use of&#xD;
Internet in this digital era, tremendous amount of data is generating exponentially which needs to be analysed. This data is&#xD;
continuous, very large in size and cannot be stored for a long time. So there is a need to processes the data as soon as it&#xD;
becomes available. Various algorithms are available for mining data from streams, which requires single or fewer number of&#xD;
scans. With the recent advancement in Internet of Things (IOT), huge data streams are generated, thus making stream&#xD;
mining one of the most promising area of research. This paper is a review of different Classification methods used for data&#xD;
stream mining.</description>
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