The K-SIF and SIF methods are fundamentally designed to enhance anomaly detection in time series data by focusing on comparable sections across various sample curves.
By allowing for the extraction of information over specific intervals, the number of split windows ensures that analysis remains systematic and allows for better feature comparisons in curved data.
Our experiments demonstrate that K-SIF outperforms traditional FIF methodologies, especially in identifying isolated and persistent anomalies within time series data.
The systematic approach of examining various time series segments leads to enhanced performance in anomaly detection, transforming how we interpret data within specified intervals.
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