1999
Measuring Time Series' Similarity through Large Singular Features Revealed with Wavelet Transformation
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Publication
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International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications, Florence, Italy
For the majority of data mining applications, there are no models of data which would facilitate the task of comparing records of time series. We propose a generic approach to comparing noise time series using the largest deviations from consistent statistical behaviour. For this purpose we use a powerful framework based on wavelet decomposition, which allows filtering polynomial bias, while capturing the essential singular behaviour. In addition, we are able to reveal scale-wise ranking of singular events including their scale free characteristic: the Hoelder exponent.
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IEEE Computer Society Press | |
International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications | |
Organisation | Database Architectures |
Struzik, Z. R., & Siebes, A. (1999). Measuring Time Series' Similarity through Large Singular Features Revealed with Wavelet Transformation. In Proceedings of International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications 1999 (DEXA 10) (pp. 162–166). IEEE Computer Society Press. |