JOURNAL ARTICLE

Extreme Events Characterization on Time Series

Abstract

The use of sensors in environments where they require constant monitoring has been increasing in recent years. The main goal is to guarantee the effectiveness, safety, and smooth functioning of the system. To identify the occurrence of abnormal events, we propose a methodology that aims to detect patterns that can lead to abrupt changes in the behavior of the sensor signals. To achieve this objective, we provide a strategy to characterize the time series, and we use a clustering technique to analyze the temporal evolution of the sensor system. To validate our methodology, we propose the clusters’ stability index by windowing. Also, we have developed a parameterizable time series generator, which allows us to represent different operational scenarios for a sensor system where extreme anomalies may arise.

Keywords:
Computer science Series (stratigraphy) Cluster analysis Time series Generator (circuit theory) Real-time computing Data mining Stability (learning theory) Artificial intelligence Machine learning

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Topics

Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Signal Processing
Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
Social Sciences →  Economics, Econometrics and Finance →  Economics and Econometrics

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