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Items in this Collection
- 3Anomaly detection
- 1Frequent patterns
- 1Machine failure
- 1Machine learning for failure detection
- 1Market manipulation
- 1Motif discovery
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Spring 2019
When a machine or a component of a machine fails, corrective maintenance is performed to identify the cause of failure and decide on a repair mechanism to restore the machine to its normal working condition. However, because the machine has failed without any prior warning, a considerable amount...
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Fall 2014
We address the problem of finding ‘surprising’ patterns of variable length in sequence data, where a surprising pattern is defined as a subsequence of a longer sequence, whose observed frequency is statistically significant with respect to a given distribution.Finding statistically significant...
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Fall 2016
Anomaly detection in time series is one of the fundamental issues in data mining. It addresses various problems in different domains such as intrusion detection in computer networks, anomaly detection in healthcare sensory data, and fraud detection in securities. Though there has been extensive...