anomaly_detection_models
Repository with some useful anomaly detection model definitions.
install
for latest stable version
pip install anomaly_detection_models [--user]
for most recent version, use
git clone git@github.com:luclepot/anomaly_detection_models.git
pip install . [--user]
with the --user argument specifying local installation.
usage
import models directly or subclass anomaly_detection_base to make a new model (instructions in-source)
example
see demos/test.ipynb for an example. general usage is like sklearn, as
from anomaly_detection_models import SACWoLa
sacwola = SACWoLa(epochs=10, lambda_=1.2)
sacwola.fit(x, y_sim, y_sb)
pred = sacwola.predict(x_test)
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