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A New Similarity Measure for Time Series Data Mining Based on Longest Common Subsequence

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In this research, a new similarity measurement method that named Developed Longest Common Subsequence (DLCSS) is suggested for time series data mining. The main idea of the DLCSS is using the logic of the Longest Common Subsequence (LCSS) method and the concept of similarity in time series data. In most studies related to time series data mining, referred to the LCSS and Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) methods as the best and most usable for similarity measurement methods, but the LCSS is intrinsically designed to measure the similarity of two sequences of character, which later was developed for time series by defining and determining the similarity threshold. The value of similarity threshold has huge impact on the quality of time series data mining. In the DLCSS by defining two similarity thresholds and determining the values of them, this defect is eliminated. The performance of the DLCSS will be compared with the LCSS and DTW in time series data mining by the Query by content and K-medoids Clustering techniques on 23 datasets from the UCR datasets. The result shows that it is possible to claim that the performance of the DLCSS is better than the LCSS and DTW with 90% confidence.

Published in American Journal of Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery (Volume 4, Issue 1)
DOI 10.11648/j.ajdmkd.20190401.16
Page(s) 32-45
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Keywords

Time Series, Data Mining, Similarity Measurement, Longest Common Subsequence, Dynamic Time Warping, Developed Longest Common Subsequence

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