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Using the minimum description length to discover the intrinsic cardinality and dimensionality of time series
Many algorithms for data mining or indexing time series data do not operate directly on the raw data, but instead they use alternative representations that include transforms, quantization, approximation, and multi-resolution abstractions. Choosing the best representation and abstraction level for a
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