Which methods exist to find correlations between multiple univariate timeseries anomaly detection output?
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In this short article from Anodot, they explain the (dis)advantages of directly applying a multivariate anomaly detection model on raw timeseries data.
Instead, they look for anomalies on each univariate timeserie separately, and in a second step, they find correlations between these.
I wonder which AI techniques exist to do this task.
Also, they say that they use both, semisupervised and unsupervised leaning (actually in this article they say supervised but I think it comes from partial annotation, as they say in other articles). So I wonder too in which steps they use the semisupervised approach (with the first one with the univariate approach, or in the second one?)
I do not ask for their method, I ask for which clever ways exist to do what they say
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In this short article from Anodot, they explain the (dis)advantages of directly applying a multivariate anomaly detection model on raw timeseries data.
Instead, they look for anomalies on each univariate timeserie separately, and in a second step, they find correlations between these.
I wonder which AI techniques exist to do this task.
Also, they say that they use both, semisupervised and unsupervised leaning (actually in this article they say supervised but I think it comes from partial annotation, as they say in other articles). So I wonder too in which steps they use the semisupervised approach (with the first one with the univariate approach, or in the second one?)
I do not ask for their method, I ask for which clever ways exist to do what they say
time-series anomaly-detection
asked 5 mins ago
freesoulfreesoul
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In this short article from Anodot, they explain the (dis)advantages of directly applying a multivariate anomaly detection model on raw timeseries data.
Instead, they look for anomalies on each univariate timeserie separately, and in a second step, they find correlations between these.
I wonder which AI techniques exist to do this task.
Also, they say that they use both, semisupervised and unsupervised leaning (actually in this article they say supervised but I think it comes from partial annotation, as they say in other articles). So I wonder too in which steps they use the semisupervised approach (with the first one with the univariate approach, or in the second one?)
I do not ask for their method, I ask for which clever ways exist to do what they say
time-series anomaly-detection
asked 5 mins ago
freesoulfreesoul
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In this short article from Anodot, they explain the (dis)advantages of directly applying a multivariate anomaly detection model on raw timeseries data.
Instead, they look for anomalies on each univariate timeserie separately, and in a second step, they find correlations between these.
I wonder which AI techniques exist to do this task.
Also, they say that they use both, semisupervised and unsupervised leaning (actually in this article they say supervised but I think it comes from partial annotation, as they say in other articles). So I wonder too in which steps they use the semisupervised approach (with the first one with the univariate approach, or in the second one?)
I do not ask for their method, I ask for which clever ways exist to do what they say
time-series anomaly-detection
time-series anomaly-detection
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