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Anomaly Detection in SIGMA data

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Publication date9/10/2023
<mark>Original language</mark>English

Abstract

The Poisson Functional Online Cumulative Sum (Poisson-FOCuS) method is a method for solving the likelihood ratio test of Poisson(λ) null against Poisson(μλ) alternative where μ>1, i.e. searching for an increase in count. This can be thought of as equivalent to testing all possible anomaly start points τ<T at each timestep T, giving a computationally efficient way to analyse count anomalies that occur over intervals of time. We run the Poisson-FOCuS method on SIGMA data, with an additional adjustment to remove anomaly tail traces, and report the results.