Online Isolation Forest
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Abstract (arXiv)
The anomaly detection literature is abundant with offline methods, which require repeated access to data in memory, and impose impractical assumptions when applied to a streaming context. Existing online anomaly detection methods also generally fail to address these constraints, resorting to periodic retraining to adapt to the online context. We propose Online-iForest, a novel method explicitly designed for streaming conditions that seamlessly tracks the data generating process as it evolves over time. Experimental validation on real-world datasets demonstrated that Online-iForest is on par with online alternatives and closely rivals state-of-the-art offline anomaly detection techniques that undergo periodic retraining. Notably, Online-iForest consistently outperforms all competitors in terms of efficiency, making it a promising solution in applications where fast identification of anomalies is of primary importance such as cybersecurity, fraud and fault detection.
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- 2019Deep Anomaly Detection with Deviation Networkscited by 153
- 2022Deep Isolation Forest for Anomaly Detectioncited by 92
- 2018Extended Isolation Forestcited by 81
- 2020Challenges in Benchmarking Stream Learning Algorithms with Real-world Datacited by 59
- 2019Functional Isolation Forestcited by 19
- 2020PySAD: A Streaming Anomaly Detection Framework in Pythoncited by 9
- 2022Nonparametric and Online Change Detection in Multivariate Datastreams using QuantTreecited by 6
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