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Return to Session 1: Times Series I Our goal is to generate comprehensible and accurate models from multiple time series for anomaly detection. The models need to produce anomaly scores in an online manner for real-life monitoring tasks. We introduce three algorithms that work in a constructed feature space and evaluate them with a real data set from the NASA shuttle program. Our offline and online evaluations indicate that our algorithms can be more accurate than two existing algorithms. ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |