ESTRA: An easy streaming data analysis tool

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2021-2-28
Savaş Başak, Ecehan
Easy Streaming Data Analysis Tool (ESTRA) is designed with the aim of creating an easy-to-use data stream analysis platform that serves the purpose of a quick and efficient tool to explore and prototype machine learning solutions on various datasets. ESTRA is developed as a web-based, scalable, extensible, and open-source data analysis tool with a user-friendly and easy to use user interface. ESTRA comes with a bundle of datasets (Electricity, KDD Cup’99, and Covertype), dataset generators (Sea and Hyperplane), and implementations of various analysis and learning algorithms (D3, Hoeffding Tree, CluStream, DenStream, kNN, k-means, and StreamKM++). Moreover, ESTRA provides an easy way to investigate various properties of the datasets and to observe the results of executed machine learning algorithms. ESTRA’s straightforward and clean architecture with open source tools allows it to be extensible. Used libraries and frameworks in ESTRA like React, Python and ScikitMultiflow are popular open source tools with broad community support and extensions. ESTRA’s capabilities of easy prototyping and exploring machine learning solutions are demonstrated by repeating the machine learning experiments performed in various studies.

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E. Savaş Başak, “ESTRA: An easy streaming data analysis tool,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2021.