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Jinwen Liang¹, Maozai Tian^2,3

¹College of Statistics and Data Science, Faculty of Science, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, People's Republic of China.

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Summary

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This study introduces a novel tensor regression method for imputing missing sensor data. By incorporating covariates, it enhances imputation accuracy for spatial-temporal datasets, improving data analysis.

Keywords:

Tensor regression low rank tensor completion missing data

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Area of Science:

Data Science
Statistics
Sensor Networks

Background:

Spatial-temporal data from sensor networks frequently suffer from missing values, hindering accurate analysis.
Current unsupervised imputation methods often involve rank minimization of tensors or matrices.
The utility of incorporating related covariates to improve imputation accuracy remains an open question.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an accurate imputation method for spatial-temporal sensor data by integrating related covariates.
To enhance unsupervised tensor completion by incorporating tensor regression.
To investigate the theoretical properties and practical efficiency of the proposed imputation method.

Main Methods:

Transformed sensor time measurements into high-order tensors by adding temporal dimensions.
Integrated tensor regression with tensor completion using a nuclear norm penalty.
Leveraged spatial consistency for near-site data to simultaneously estimate parameters and impute missing values.

Main Results:

The proposed method effectively imputes missing values in spatial-temporal data.
Simultaneous estimation of parameters and imputation was achieved, benefiting from spatial consistency.
The method demonstrated efficiency in simulation studies and real-world data analysis.

Conclusions:

The novel tensor regression approach provides accurate imputation for spatial-temporal sensor data.
Incorporating covariates through this method improves imputation accuracy compared to traditional techniques.
The method is robust as it does not assume a specific missing data mechanism.