Online One‐Class Classification With Least Squares Support Vectors

ABSTRACT Least squares support vector data description (LS‐SVDD) is a kernel machine with a closed‐form solution that produces a boundary for detecting multivariate outliers. Two closed‐form updates for either adding or removing a single vector from an LS‐SVDD model are derived, and, consequently, online algorithms for anomaly detection are proposed for streaming data. Moreover, a straightforward application for this online algorithm is a sequential multiple change‐point detection. Both algorithms are evaluated via simulation data, and the multiple change point detection algorithm is applied to a publicly available monitoring dataset involving wearable technology.

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Quality and Reliability Engineering International
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2025-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/qre.70120
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Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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Online One‐Class Classification With Least Squares Support Vectors

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Online One‐Class Classification With Least Squares Support Vectors

Randyll Pandohie, Edgard M. Maboudou‐Tchao, C. Harrison, Emil Agbemade
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ABSTRACT Least squares support vector data description (LS‐SVDD) is a kernel machine with a closed‐form solution that produces a boundary for detecting multivariate outliers. Two closed‐form updates for either adding or removing a single vector from an LS‐SVDD model are derived, and, consequently, online algorithms for anomaly detection are proposed for streaming data. Moreover, a straightforward application for this online algorithm is a sequential multiple change‐point detection. Both algorithms are evaluated via simulation data, and the multiple change point detection algorithm is applied to a publicly available monitoring dataset involving wearable technology.

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