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Prediction of missing values and detection of \"exceptional events\" in a chronological planktonic series: a single algorithm (Articolo in rivista)
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- Prediction of missing values and detection of \"exceptional events\" in a chronological planktonic series: a single algorithm (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Studio sulla individuazione di eventi estremi e di valori mancanti utilizzando serie temporali planctoniche. I.F. 1.308 (literal)
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- 1 LAB.OCEANOGRAPHIE DE VILLEFRANCHE SUR MER FRANCE, 2 UNI NEW YORK USA, 3 CNR ISMAR (literal)
- Titolo
- Prediction of missing values and detection of \"exceptional events\" in a chronological planktonic series: a single algorithm (literal)
- Abstract
- The detection of extreme events is of primary importance because they often
change the initial conditions of a dynamic system. However, the definition
of what constitutes an extreme or exceptional event is unclear; what
threshold or which rate of occurrence delineates an anomaly? An alternate
and precisely specified type of definition might be an event which cannot
be predicted by a particular model at a chosen probability. Missing values
are unfortunately characteristic of biological oceanographic time series.
This characteristic precludes a great deal of numerical treatments.
Consequently, several interpolation techniques have been proposed to
predict missing values.
Most of them are not adequate for planktonic data which are characterized
by high heterogeneity. An iterative approach based on the principles of
the eigenvectors filtering (EVF) method is examined. The limits of the
technique are determined through simulation. The same method is then
applied for the detection and definition of extreme events. We first apply
a crude method to select some maximal or minimal values in a data series
(the extreme events), then the selected values are coded as missing
values, and finally we evaluate how well the EVF is able to reproduce
the original extreme values. These simulations provide insight into why
large peaks (or holes) can be identified as extremes events or not, based
on the degree of their prediction. (literal)
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