2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11227-021-04303-4
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Dimensionality reduction for multivariate time-series data mining

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“…As reducing dimensional has become increasingly critical for efficient similarity searches in large time series databases, our focus is to obtain a reduced dimension representation. Results of experiments which includes classification, analysis of retained information and comparison of time consumption of CPU, concludes PCA method for dimensionality reduction is superior for multivariate time series data [25]. PCA method generally depends on covariance or correlation matrix of the data, for time series data relationships between variables can be nonlinear and change over time, hence the temporal dependencies between variables in time series data may get ignored.…”
Section: Feature Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As reducing dimensional has become increasingly critical for efficient similarity searches in large time series databases, our focus is to obtain a reduced dimension representation. Results of experiments which includes classification, analysis of retained information and comparison of time consumption of CPU, concludes PCA method for dimensionality reduction is superior for multivariate time series data [25]. PCA method generally depends on covariance or correlation matrix of the data, for time series data relationships between variables can be nonlinear and change over time, hence the temporal dependencies between variables in time series data may get ignored.…”
Section: Feature Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dimensionality reduction for extracting the abstract and high-level features to feed the subsequent modules of the prediction models has been studied in many research works such as [39,46]. In [46], Zhang et al applied principal component analysis (PCA) to perform dimensionality reduction and extract the abstract and high-level features to feed the next module of their framework, an LSTM predicting the next trading day's close price.…”
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