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А.П. Карпенко, П.И. Сотников

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ISSN 0236-3933. Вестник МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана. Сер. Приборостроение. 2017. № 2

Abstract

Keywords

We consider the classification of multivariate time series

using a paradigm, called shapelets. Instead of exhaustive

search among all subsequences of the original time series, we

suggest using a genetic algorithm for shapelets discovering.

The problem of shapelets discovering is considered as a

one-criterion optimization task. The quality of candidates

acts as an objective function. Variable parameters are candi-

date attributes that define their position in the original

dataset. We also propose measuring the quality of shapelets

by assessing the classification accuracy. The assessment is

made on a new dataset, where each object represents the

distance vector from a shapelet to original time series. We

evaluate efficiency of the proposed method modifications on

the known electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings obtained

for subjects performing a spelling task with P300-based

brain-computer interface (BCI). The results show that these

modifications can reduce the search space by nearly 99%

with no loss of classification accuracy

Time series, classification, shapelets,

genetic algorithm, brain-computer

interface

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