One of the prominent types of time series analytics is classification, which entails identifying expressive class-wise features for determining class labels of time series data. In this paper, we propose a novel approach for time series classification called Local Gaussian Process Model Inference Classification (LOGIC). Our idea consists in (i) approximating the latent, class-wise characteristics of given time series data by means of Gaussian processes and (ii) aggregating these characteristics into a feature representation to (iii) provide a model-agnostic interface for state-of-the-art feature classification mechanisms. By making use of a fully-connected neural network as classification model, we show that the LOGIC model is able to compete with state-of-the-art approaches.
Local Gaussian Process Model Inference Classification for Time Series Data
Fabian Berns,Joschka Hannes Strueber,C. Beecks
Published 2021 in International Conference on Statistical and Scientific Database Management
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2021
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International Conference on Statistical and Scientific Database Management
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2021-07-06
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