Abstract
Outlier detection has attracted extensive attention in medical, financial, telecommunications and other fields. Although many related technologies have been proposed, most of them are faced with the problems of the neighborhood size of an object is difficult to determine and the distance in high-dimensional space is unreliable. To overcome these weaknesses, we propose a novel density-based outlier detection method that introduces the concept of Minimum the Sum of Edge Set and other related definitions in key attributes space. Based on the stability of Reverse Minimum the Sum of Edge Set, the proposed method can adaptively select the parameter representing the neighborhood size. In addition, some properties of the proposed local outlier factor are derived. Experiments on synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrate that our method is more effective than the existing outlier detection approaches.
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