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This module takes a time series and returns: (a) the underlaying linear trend and (b) the times where there is a change in the trend

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ChangePointDetector

This module returns change points in a time series, using Kalman filters and EVT as described in https://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~sjrob/Pubs/LeeRoberts_EVT.pdf

  1. Prepare your time series as data plus Panda dates
  2. Create the necessary Kalman representation by creating a "session" object by calling the ChangePoint class, e.g.: 3. Session=ChangePointDetector.ChangePointDetector(data,dates)
  3. Determine the changepoints by running the ChangePointDetectorFunction on your "session", e.g. Results=Session.ChangePointDetectorFunction() This will return a "Results" object that contains the following:
    • ChangePoints. This is a list of 0s and 1s the length of the data, where 1s represent changepoints
    • Prediction. This is the Kalman smoothed actuals, plus a 3 period forecast. Note no forecast will be made if there is a changepoint in the last 3 dates
    • PredictionVariance. Variance of the smoothed actuals and forecast
    • ExtendedDates. These are the original dates plus 3 exta for the forecast (if a forecast has been made)
    • Trend. This is the linear change factor
    • TrendVariance. Variance of the trend

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