2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.is.2015.02.005
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A distance based time series classification framework

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“…Given a classification task and a model with parameter values w, the task for a classifier is to output the predicted classŷ based on the input time series, x 0 ðÞ , …,x t ðÞ . The output feature map from the first convolutional layer is then given by convolving each filter w 1 h for h ¼ 1, …,M 1 with the input:…”
Section: Cnn Structurementioning
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“…Given a classification task and a model with parameter values w, the task for a classifier is to output the predicted classŷ based on the input time series, x 0 ðÞ , …,x t ðÞ . The output feature map from the first convolutional layer is then given by convolving each filter w 1 h for h ¼ 1, …,M 1 with the input:…”
Section: Cnn Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Time series classification is widely applied in different fields such as in astronomy [1] to classify the brightness of a target star, in medical science to diagnose cardiac disorders [2] or to recognize human activities [3,4], and in computer science for speech recognition [5,6]. To handle time series classification, several techniques were proposed, which can be aggregated into three categories: model based, distance based and feature based.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…This approach has been widely applied in time series classification, as it achieves, in conjunction with the DTW distance, the best accuracy ever reached in many benchmark datasets. As such, quite a few studies and reviews include the 1-NN in the time series literature [3][13][16] [31], and, hence, it is not going to be further detailed in this review.…”
Section: A Taxonomy Of Distance Based Time Series Classificationmentioning
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“…Within the methods employing indefinite kernels, there are different approaches, and for time series classification we have distinguished three main directions (shown in Figure 8). Some of them just learn with the indefinite kernels [31][70] [72][76] [77] using kernel methods that allow this kind of kernels and without taking into consideration that they are indefinite; others argue that the indefiniteness adversely affects the performance and present some alternatives or solutions [20][24] [78]; finally, others focus on a better understanding of these distance kernels in order to investigate the reason for the indefiniteness [27] [79].…”
Section: Indefinite Distance Kernelsmentioning
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