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doi: 10.1007/11752912_18
We present, Mine Time, a tool that supports discovery over time series data. Mine Time is realized by the introduction of novel algorithmic processes, which support assessment of coherence and similarity across timeseries data. The innovation comes from the inclusion of specific ‘control' operations in the elaborated time-series matching metric. The final outcome is the clustering of time-series into similar-groups. Clustering is performed via the appropriate customization of a phylogeny-based clustering algorithm and tool. We demonstrate Mine Time via two experiments.
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