msda 1.0.0

MSDA - An open source, low-code time-series multi-sensor data analysis library in Python.

Overview

Prototype for unsupervised feature selection from multi-dimensional heterogeneous/homogeneous time series multi-sensor data. Intuitive representation of the framework is as shown below.

MSDA 1.0.0

What is MDSA?

MSDA is an open source low-code Multi-Sensor Data Analysis library in Python that aims to reduce the hypothesis to insights cycle time in a time-series multi-sensor data analysis & experiments. It enables users to perform end-to-end proof-of-concept experiments quickly and efficiently. The module identifies events in the multidimensional time series by capturing the variation and trend to establish relationship aimed towards identifying the correlated features helping in feature selection from raw sensor signals.

The package includes:-

1. Time series analysis.
2. The variation of each sensor column wrt time (increasing, decreasing, equal).
3. How each column values varies wrt other column, and the maximum variation ratio between each column wrt other column.
4. Relationship establishment with trend array to identify most appropriate sensor.
5. User can select window length and then check average value and standard deviation across each window for each sensor column.
6. It provides count of growth/decay value for each sensor column values above or below a threshold value.
7. Feature Engineering a) Features involving trend of values across various aggregation windows: change and rate of change in average, std. deviation across window. b) Ratio of changes, growth rate with std. deviation. c) Change over time. d) Rate of change over time. e) Growth or decay. f) Rate of growth or decay. g) Count of values above or below a threshold value.

MSDA is simple, easy to use and low-code.

Features

Workflow

Installation

The easiest way to install pycaret is using pip.

pip install msda

$ git clone https://github.com/ajayarunachalam/msda
$ cd msda
$ python setup.py install

Dependencies

Most of the dependencies are installed automatically. But, if not installed when you install MSDA, then these dependencies must be installed as shown below.

pip install pandas
pip install numpy
pip install matplotlib
pip install IPython
pip install ipywidgets
pip install datetime
pip install statistics

Python:

Installation is only supported on 64-bit version of Python.

Important Links

• Example Demo Notebook : https://github.com/ajayarunachalam/msda/tree/master/demo.ipynb

Who should use MSDA?

MSDA is an open source library that anybody can use. In our view, the ideal target audience of MSDA is:

• Researchers for quick poc testing.
• Experienced Data Scientists who want to increase productivity.
• Citizen Data Scientists who prefer a low code solution.
• Students of Data Science.
• Data Science Professionals and Consultants involved in building Proof of Concept projects.

License

Copyright 2021 Ajay Arunachalam [e-mail]

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