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TSB-SEG: A Systematic Time-Series Segmentation Benchmark
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Introduces TSB-SEG, a benchmark for time-series segmentation that unifies change point detection and state detection evaluation to address fragmentation between the statistical and ML communities.
Problem
Time-series segmentation is studied separately as change point detection (statistics) and state detection (ML/data mining), leading to fragmented literature and evaluations that do not transfer across the two communities.
Approach
A unified systematic benchmark that evaluates segmentation methods from both the CPD and SD traditions under common protocols.
Experimental setup
Benchmarks: TSB-SEG
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