Gilles Moyse, Marie-Jeanne Lesot, B. Bouchon-Meunier
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Linguistic summaries for periodicity detection based on mathematical morphology
The paper presents a methodology to evaluate the periodicity of a temporal data series, neither relying on assumption about the series form nor requiring expert knowledge to set parameters. It exploits tools from mathematical morphology to compute a periodicity degree and a candidate period, as well as the fuzzy set theory to generate a natural language sentence, improving the result interpretability. Experiments on both artificial and real data illustrate the relevance of the proposed approach.