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Spatiotemporal event sequence discovery without thresholds.

Berkay Aydin¹, Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi¹, Ahmet Kucuk¹

¹Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA USA.

|November 16, 2020

Summary

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This study introduces a novel, threshold-free algorithm for discovering relevant spatiotemporal event sequences (STESs). The new method improves upon existing techniques by eliminating the need for arbitrary significance and prevalence thresholds, enhancing usability for domain experts.

Keywords:

Pattern mining Sequence patterns Spatiotemporal data mining

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Area of Science:

Data Mining
Geospatial Analysis
Pattern Recognition

Background:

Spatiotemporal event sequences (STESs) are crucial for understanding patterns in dynamic data.
Existing STES mining algorithms often rely on significance and prevalence thresholds, which can be difficult for domain experts to determine.
The quality and relevance of discovered STESs are paramount for practical applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel algorithm for discovering relevant Spatiotemporal Event Sequences (STESs) without requiring predefined thresholds.
To improve the quality and interpretability of discovered STESs for domain experts.
To evaluate the performance and relevance of the threshold-free algorithm against existing methods.

Main Methods:

Development of a novel, threshold-free algorithm for Spatiotemporal Event Sequence (STES) mining.
Application of the algorithm to a case study using solar event metadata.
Comparative analysis of the new algorithm's results against previous STES mining techniques.

Main Results:

The novel algorithm successfully identified relevant STESs without the need for significance or prevalence thresholds.
The threshold-free approach demonstrated comparable or improved relevance and performance in the solar event metadata case study.
The algorithm offers a more user-friendly alternative for domain experts by removing arbitrary parameter settings.

Conclusions:

The proposed threshold-free algorithm provides an effective and more accessible method for Spatiotemporal Event Sequence (STES) mining.
This approach enhances the practical utility of STES discovery for domain experts by focusing on inherent relevance rather than arbitrary thresholds.
Future work could involve applying this method to diverse spatiotemporal datasets across various scientific domains.