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48 results for Peak detection

A nonparametric method for time series analysis extracts envelopes, detects peaks, and clusters data.

problem Extracting envelopes, detecting peaks, and clustering in time series data.
method Iterative procedure that minimizes L1L_1 drift to create upper and lower bounding signals, using Viterbi-like path tracking and optimal elimination rules.
result Efficiently calculated solution with near-linear time complexities for various applications.

Paper proposes an extension of Peak criterion for selecting kernel bandwidth in SVDD for large datasets.

problem Selecting optimal kernel bandwidth parameter for SVDD in large datasets.
method Extend Peak criterion method for large datasets, modifying existing methods for comparison.
result Proposed method gives good results and demonstrates advantage over existing methods.

A Fourier transform approach optimizes clustering algorithms.

problem Optimizing clustering algorithms for accuracy and reliability.
method Fourier transform and Gaussian filtering to smooth density functions, detecting peaks as cluster centroids.
result Remarkable accuracy in finding cluster centroids, overcoming initialization problems.

HyPV-LEAD detects cryptocurrency anomalies proactively, improving financial security.

problem Cryptocurrency anomalies like mixing, fraud, and pump-and-dump operations are hard to detect due to class imbalance and temporal volatility.
method HyPV-LEAD integrates lead time into anomaly detection through window-horizon modeling, Peak-Valley sampling, and hyperbolic embedding.
result HyPV-LEAD achieves a PR-AUC of 0.9624 on Bitcoin transaction data, significantly outperforming state-of-the-art methods.

New clustering algorithm for mixed data improves applicability and efficiency.

problem Clustering large, mixed data with improved accuracy and efficiency.
method Developed a new clustering algorithm using peak-finding technique, reducing computational complexity.
result Algorithm detects outliers, clusters of lower density, and determines correct number of clusters.

Study analyzes Bitcoin price dynamics from 2012 to 2018, identifying major price peaks.

problem Understanding Bitcoin price fluctuations and predicting market crashes.
method Automatic peak detection, Lagrange Regularisation Method, LPPLS model for predicting crashes.
result Identification of 3 major and 10 smaller price peaks over the analyzed period.

Paper proposes bypassing implicit assumption in GM-based AD methods.

problem Lack of anomalous data and implicit assumption in GM-based AD methods.
method Integrating Discriminative idea to GMM for AD tasks (DiGMM).
result Establishes a connection between generative and discriminative models for AD.

Quantile gradient boosted trees outperform other models in predicting NO2 concentration distributions.

problem Forecasting high NO2 concentration episodes for effective air quality management.
method Compared 10 probabilistic forecasting models for NO2 concentration prediction.
result Quantile gradient boosted trees model outperformed others in predicting NO2 concentration distributions.

Method identifies financial rogue waves close to their onset.

problem Identifying extreme financial events close to their onset.
method Analogy between rogue waves in optics and financial volatility, using Schrödinger equation with potential shaped by Kerr nonlinearity.
result Numerical gradient spikes at the onset of extreme financial events.

Paper presents a method for identifying isotope envelopes in MALDI-ToF data.

problem Deisotoping of isotopic peaks in MALDI-ToF molecular imaging data.
method Uses Mamdani-Assilan fuzzy system and spatial maps of molecular distribution to identify isotope envelopes.
result Proposed method detects overlapping envelopes and analyzes large data sets.

A robust method for decomposing spectral peaks robust to distortion and interference.

problem Decomposing spectral peaks in the presence of distortion and interference.
method Optimizing a nonparametric approach using pseudo-symmetric functions with nonincreasing behavior.
result Decomposed spectral peaks show pseudo-orthogonal behavior and power preserving equality.

SPADE improves demand forecasting accuracy by 4.5% for post-promotion periods.

problem Overreacting to peak events in demand forecasting leads to biased forecasts.
method SPADE splits forecasting into two tasks: one for peak events and another for post-peak events, using masked convolution filters and a specialized Peak Attention module.
result Overall PPE improvement of 4.5%, 30% improvement for most affected forecasts after promotions and holidays, and 3.9% improvement in PE accuracy.

DADC algorithm improves clustering for data with varying density.

problem Sparse cluster loss and cluster fragmentation in density peak clustering.
method Domain-adaptive density measurement, cluster center self-identification, and cluster self-ensemble.
result DADC achieves more reasonable clustering results on data with varying density.

We find empirically a characteristic sharp peak-flat trough pattern in a large set of commodity prices. We argue that the sharp peak structure reflects an endogenous inter-market organization, and that peaks may be seen as local ``singularities'' resulting from imitation and herding. These findings impose a novel strin…

1998-02-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on-chain peak shaving to reduce Ethereum transaction costs.

problem Reducing transaction costs in blockchain networks, especially during congested periods.
method Analyzing transaction-level data from multiple firms across various industries to understand scheduling responses and cost management strategies.
result Firms' scheduling responses to congestion vary, leading to different fee savings and residual costs.

The paper explains two distinct peaks in generalization error for neural networks and simpler models, each governed by different factors.

problem Understanding the peaks in generalization error for neural networks and simpler models.
method Analysis of random feature models and comparison with numerical experiments involving deep neural networks.
result The peaks at N=PN=P and N=DN=D are distinct and governed by different factors (noise sensitivity vs. initialization noise).

Bayesian framework integrates spectral deconvolution with expert reasoning for robust peak estimation.

problem Challenges in extracting meaningful peaks from noisy or complex spectra.
method Bayesian spectral deconvolution coupled with a physical-property regression layer.
result Recovery of weak peaks in poly(lactic acid) IR spectra related to degradation rates.

The paper shows how the generalization curve can have multiple peaks, influenced by data and learning algorithm biases.

problem Understanding the generalization behavior of linear regression models under varying parameterizations.
method Analyzes generalization loss in linear regression models with varying parameterizations, both under- and over-parameterized.
result The generalization curve can have an arbitrary number of peaks, and their locations can be controlled.

PEAKS selects key training examples incrementally based on prediction error and kernel similarity.

problem Dynamic data selection in deep learning models.
method Prediction Error Anchored by Kernel Similarity (PEAKS) for incremental data selection.
result PEAKS outperforms existing selection strategies and yields better performance returns as training data size grows.

Study analyzes cryptocurrency pump-and-dump dynamics using minute-level data.

problem Identifying and quantifying insider trading in cryptocurrency markets.
method Algorithmic identification of insider volume spikes, conservative profit bounds calculation, social-media verification.
result Median returns above 100%, upper-quartile returns exceeding 2000% for insider profits.

Bayesian Quadrature improves ensembling for neural networks with dispersed likelihood peaks.

problem Ensembling neural networks struggles with dispersed, narrow peaks in likelihood surfaces.
method Uses Bayesian Quadrature to construct weighted ensembles of architectures.
result Empirically outperforms state-of-the-art baselines in test likelihood, accuracy, and expected calibration error.

Paper finds linear laws in Bitcoin price changes, aiding anomaly detection.

problem Detecting anomalies in Bitcoin price changes.
method Time embedding of autocorrelation function, binary series generation, stepped time windows.
result Linear laws became more complex before major market events, suggesting price manipulation.

During a stock market peak the price of a given stock (i i ) jumps from an initial level p1(i) p_1(i) to a peak level p2(i) p_2(i) before falling back to a bottom level p3(i) p_3(i) . The ratios A(i)=p2(i)/p1(i) A(i) = p_2(i)/p_1(i) and B(i)=p3(i)/p1(i) B(i)= p_3(i)/p_1(i) are referred to as the peak- and bottom-amplitude respectively. The paper show…

2000-09-14abs ↗pdf ↗

New insights into overfitting peaks in generalization error for l2l_2 and l1l_1 penalized interpolation.

problem Understanding the phenomenon of overfitting peaks in generalization error for modern machine learning models.
method Introducing a generative and fitting model pair (MiSpaR) and deriving analytical risk curves for l2l_2 and l1l_1 penalties.
result The overfitting peak can be dissociated from the point of model flexibility, complicating the interpretation of overfitting as a boundary between classical and modern regimes.

In this paper, the fractional order curvature equation (Δ)γu=(1+εK(x))uN+2γN2γ(-Δ)^γu = (1 + \varepsilon K(x))u^{\frac{N + 2γ}{N - 2γ}} in RN\mathbb{R}^N is considered. Assuming K(x)K(x) has two critical points satisfying certain local conditions, we prove the existence of two-peak solutions.

2014-02-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Populations of species in ecosystems are often constrained by availability of resources within their environment. In effect this means that a growth of one population, needs to be balanced by comparable reduction in populations of others. In neutral models of biodiversity all populations are assumed to change increment…

2015-03-02abs ↗pdf ↗