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MLIDSC: A self-adaptive online active learning framework for multiclass imbalanced data stream with concept drift

Sep 2026 · Applied intelligence (Boston) · Vol 56 · 0 citations · 37 references

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The MLIDSC introduces an automated labeling mechanism that eliminates the need for prior parameter assumptions and uses a novel weighted scheme that combines the imbalance ratio and the importance of individual instances at a given time, ensuring a focus on critical data points.

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