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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Comput Biol Med. 2023 May 3;161:107005. doi: 10.1016/j.compbiomed.2023.107005

Table 1.

Table of statistical parameters defining classes in the synthetic data. The base multivariate time series follow a normal distribution where AnNμ0,σ0(μ0=0.5 and σ0=0.1). Each pair of μ and s shown in the table represents one feature pattern. For example, the positive class in simulation A, the feature ks1 and ks1+1k2 and k3 follows the normal distribution with μ=μ1 and σ=σ0 in selected five consecutive time points. All other features except ks1 and ks1+1 in entire T as well as ks1 and ks1+1 in time points except selected five consecutive time points follow the base distribution if no other parameters specified. For better visualized evaluation, the selected five consecutive time points (refer as time blocks below) starts at T=0 for A0,T=1 for A1, and so on. Such pattern applied to all the simulations except the second pattern of positive class in simulation F, which the second pattern starts in reverse order (start at T=T5 for A0,T=T6 for A1, and so on). All index used in the table is 0-indexing.

Negative Class Positive Class
S-A - μ1=1,s1=2
S-B - μ2=0.2,s1=2
S-C - μ1=1,s1=2μbalance=0.4,s1=2
S-D μ2=0.2,s1=2 μ2=0.8,s2=8
S-E μ1=1,s2=8 μ1=1,s1=2
S-F - μ1=1,s1=2
μ1=1,s2=8
Base Distribution: μ0=0.5,σ0=0.1