A Quantization Method for Time-Series Data Compression in Non-Volatile Memory
A time-series data, non-volatile technology, applied in the direction of code conversion, electrical components, input/output to record carrier, etc., can solve the problem of voice recognition accuracy reduction, unbearable memory space consumption of dynamic time warping algorithm, memory space There are problems such as limitations to achieve the effect of reducing the amount of written data
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[0052] The data used in this embodiment is an electrocardiogram time series data dataset, see Yanping Chen, EamonnKeogh, Bing Hu, Nurjahan Begum, Anthony Bagnall, Abdullah Mueen and GustavoBatista (2015). The UCR Time Series Classification Archive. URL (UCR time series data Category Archives) www.cs.ucr.edu / ~eamonn / time_series_data / ;
[0053] This time series data set includes the electrical activity of the human heartbeat over a period of time, with a total of 300 time series data, and each time series data represents a heartbeat cycle. In this embodiment, the first heartbeat period of the data set is taken as an example for illustration, and this embodiment needs to be repeated 300 times for the entire data set.
[0054] In step S01, select the smoothing window length ω=1, from the heartbeat cycle data S=(d 1 , d 2 … d n ) starts to execute step S02; wherein, n=140, that is, there are 140 heartbeat sampling data in S;
[0055] In step S02, by formula (1), the smoothing v...
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