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- How do you find the change point?
- How does change point detection work?
- What is Bayesian changepoint detection?
- What is offline change point detection?
How do you find the change point?
After calculating the run length distribution and updating the corresponding statistics, change point prediction is performed by comparing probability values. If rt has the highest probability in the distribution, then a change point has occurred and the run length is reset to rt = 0.
How does change point detection work?
Change point detection is similar to time series outlier detection but differs in important ways. Change point detection identifies time steps when one model changes to a new model (such as a change in the mean value), and outlier detection identifies time steps that deviate significantly from a single model.
What is Bayesian changepoint detection?
Bayesian online changepoint detection is a modular Bayesian framework for online estimation of changepoints. It models changes in the generative parameters of data by estimating the posterior over the run length, and it leverages conjugate-exponential models to achieve modularity and efficient parameter estimation.
What is offline change point detection?
Offline changepoint detection (CPD) algorithms are used for signal segmentation in an optimal way. Generally, these algorithms are based on the assumption that signal's changed statistical properties are known, and the appropriate models (metrics, cost functions) for changepoint detection are used.
