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Toeplitz Inverse CovarianceBased Clustering of Multivariate Time Series Data

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Figure 1: Our TICC method segments a time series into a se- se-quence of states, or łclustersž (i.e., A, B, or C)
Figure 2: Problem (3) is equivalent to inding the minimum- minimum-cost path from timestamp 1 to T , where the node cost is the negative log likelihood of that point being assigned to a given cluster, and the edge cost is β whenever the cluster assignment
Figure 3: Plot of clustering accuracy macro-F 1 score vs. num-
Table 3: Betweenness centrality for each sensor in each of the ive clusters. This score can be used as a proxy to show how łimportantž each sensor is, and more speciically how much it directly afects the other sensor values.
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