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28 July 2023 Deep clustering model for time-series data based on recurrence plot and variational auto-encoder
Cheng Xu, Junjie Chen
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Proceedings Volume 12716, Third International Conference on Digital Signal and Computer Communications (DSCC 2023); 127160G (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2685689
Event: Third International Conference on Digital Signal and Computer Communications (DSCC 2023), 2023, Xi'an, China
Abstract
Time-series data are trendy and periodic, and have high data dimensionality, the current clustering methods cannot effectively target these characteristics. A recurrence plot variational auto-encoder deep clustering (RPVAEDC) model based on recurrence plot and variational auto-encoder is proposed to address the characteristics of time-series data. The time-series data are first transformed into recurrence plots to reveal their trends and periodicity; then the recurrence plots are fed into a deep clustering model for feature extraction and dimensionality reduction, and the distribution of the transformed data is normalized by variational auto-encoder; then the clustering results are obtained by adding a clustering layer to combine the auto-encoder reconstruction loss and clustering loss. It is experimentally demonstrated that the silhouette coefficient scores are achieved significantly better than other clustering algorithms on the public data sets.
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Cheng Xu and Junjie Chen "Deep clustering model for time-series data based on recurrence plot and variational auto-encoder", Proc. SPIE 12716, Third International Conference on Digital Signal and Computer Communications (DSCC 2023), 127160G (28 July 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2685689
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Education and training

Data conversion

Feature extraction

Neural networks

Matrices

Data storage

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