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ABBA (Adaptive Brownian bridge-based aggregation) is a symbolic time series representation method introduced by Elsworth Steven and Stefan Güttel, which archives time-series compression and discretization by transforming time series into a symbolic representation. The software fABBA (https://github.com/nla-group/fABBA) already provides ABBA transformation with appealing speed and tolerance-oriented digitization. The package provides lightweight Julia implementation of the ABBA method, also use ParallelKMeans.jl to achieve speedup in the digitization.
machine learning, knowledge representation, time series compression
machine learning, knowledge representation, time series compression
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