Search Results for author: Pierre-François Marteau

Found 10 papers, 4 papers with code

On the separation of shape and temporal patterns in time series -Application to signature authentication-

1 code implementation21 Nov 2019 Pierre-François Marteau

We propose to exploit and adapt a probabilistic temporal alignment algorithm, initially designed to estimate the centroid of a set of time series, to build some heuristicelements of solution to this separation problem.

Time Series Time Series Analysis

Sparsification of the Alignment Path Search Space in Dynamic Time Warping

no code implementations13 Nov 2017 Saeid Soheily-Khah, Pierre-François Marteau

This work addresses the sparsification of the alignment path search space for DTW-like measures, essentially to lower their computational cost without loosing on the quality of the measure.

Dynamic Time Warping General Classification +2

Hybrid Isolation Forest - Application to Intrusion Detection

1 code implementation10 May 2017 Pierre-François Marteau, Saeid Soheily-Khah, Nicolas Béchet

From the identification of a drawback in the Isolation Forest (IF) algorithm that limits its use in the scope of anomaly detection, we propose two extensions that allow to firstly overcome the previously mention limitation and secondly to provide it with some supervised learning capability.

Anomaly Detection Computational Efficiency +1

Times series averaging and denoising from a probabilistic perspective on time-elastic kernels

2 code implementations28 Nov 2016 Pierre-François Marteau

In the light of regularized dynamic time warping kernels, this paper re-considers the concept of time elastic centroid for a setof time series.

Denoising Dynamic Time Warping +3

Times series averaging from a probabilistic interpretation of time-elastic kernel

no code implementations26 May 2015 Pierre-François Marteau

An experimentation that compares for 45 time series datasets classification error rates obtained by first near neighbors classifiers exploiting a single medoid or centroid estimate to represent each categories show that: i) centroids based approaches significantly outperform medoids based approaches, ii) on the considered experience, the two proposed algorithms outperform the state of the art DBA algorithm, and iii) the second proposed algorithm that implements an averaging jointly in the sample space and along the time axes emerges as the most significantly robust time elastic averaging heuristic with an interesting noise reduction capability.

Clustering Dynamic Time Warping +4

Exploiting a comparability mapping to improve bi-lingual data categorization: a three-mode data analysis perspective

no code implementations25 Feb 2015 Pierre-François Marteau, Guiyao Ke

Our experiments show clear improvements in clustering and classification accuracies when mixing comparability with similarity measures, with, as expected, a higher robustness obtained when the two comparability variant measures that we propose are used.

Classification Clustering +1

Down-Sampling coupled to Elastic Kernel Machines for Efficient Recognition of Isolated Gestures

no code implementations18 Aug 2014 Pierre-François Marteau, Sylvie Gibet, Clement Reverdy

In the field of gestural action recognition, many studies have focused on dimensionality reduction along the spatial axis, to reduce both the variability of gestural sequences expressed in the reduced space, and the computational complexity of their processing.

Action Recognition Dimensionality Reduction +2

On Recursive Edit Distance Kernels with Application to Time Series Classification

no code implementations27 May 2010 Pierre-François Marteau, Sylvie Gibet

The classification experiment we conducted on three classical time warp distances (two of which being metrics), using Support Vector Machine classifier, leads to conclude that, when the pairwise distance matrix obtained from the training data is \textit{far} from definiteness, the positive definite recursive elastic kernels outperform in general the distance substituting kernels for the classical elastic distances we have tested.

General Classification Time Series +2

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