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It is exciting to see the preparation and development of mechanism for streaming data in the Matrix Profile suite. I have no code to contribute at this time but some articles and references to worked solutions in R that might be applicable. Attached, one hopes, is a Keogh article, and the link is to a worked solution of the Keogh PLA in R.
An application of Laurinec & Lucka to electrical forecasting:
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery (2019) 33:413–445 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10618-018-0598-2
Laurinec's article: Interpretable multiple data streams clustering with clipped streams representation for the improvement of electricity consumption forecasting Peter Laurinec1 · Mária Lucká1 (Springer)
Multiple streams: https://github.com/PetoLau/petolau.github.io/blob/master/_Rscripts/10post_ClipStream.R, (to get beyond univariate stream of Streams pkg)
(from above link)
350 # new data from new day
351 data_new <- data_cons[, (((i+(win-1))*period)+1):((i+win)*period)]
352
353 # sliding window of represention
354 clip_new <- repr_matrix(data_new, func = repr_feaclip)
355 data_clip <- cbind(data_clip[, -(1:ncol(clip_new))], clip_new)
So somewhat of a mess above, but if history is going to be kept, it will probably be an approximation. Hope some of this helps.
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It is exciting to see the preparation and development of mechanism for streaming data in the Matrix Profile suite. I have no code to contribute at this time but some articles and references to worked solutions in R that might be applicable. Attached, one hopes, is a Keogh article, and the link is to a worked solution of the Keogh PLA in R.
Online_Amnesic_Approximation_of_Streaming_Time_Series_Keogh_etal_ICDM_2004.pdf
Keogh PLA in R, among many others.
https://github.com/PetoLau/TSrepr
An application of Laurinec & Lucka to electrical forecasting:
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery (2019) 33:413–445 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10618-018-0598-2
Laurinec's article: Interpretable multiple data streams clustering with clipped streams representation for the improvement of electricity consumption forecasting Peter Laurinec1 · Mária Lucká1 (Springer)
Multiple streams:
https://github.com/PetoLau/petolau.github.io/blob/master/_Rscripts/10post_ClipStream.R, (to get beyond univariate stream of Streams pkg)
(from above link)
350 # new data from new day
351 data_new <- data_cons[, (((i+(win-1))*period)+1):((i+win)*period)]
352
353 # sliding window of represention
354 clip_new <- repr_matrix(data_new, func = repr_feaclip)
355 data_clip <- cbind(data_clip[, -(1:ncol(clip_new))], clip_new)
So somewhat of a mess above, but if history is going to be kept, it will probably be an approximation. Hope some of this helps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: