Shiny based tool for discrete temporal events visualization

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Omri Mendels

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Feb 2, 2018, 1:49:30 PM2/2/18
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Hi,

I recently finished working on a tool that might be relevant to you if you're working with temporal discrete events (or intervals).
It fills a need that most time series packages don't which is dealing with discrete time series rather than continuous.

For example, you could see patterns of co-occurring events, consecutive events, differences in distributions between sessions in your data and more.

Could be useful if you're into analyzing/modeling:
- Human behavior
- Cyber security
- IoT
- Any other discrete events data that has a value, start and end times attributes


An example (based on the ADL dataset in UCI repo):
Patterns of consecutive events (Markov chain like):
Consecutive

Patterns of co-occurring events:
Consecutive

Events timeline:
Timeline


Any feedback is mostly welcome!
Omri


Jonathan Rosenblatt

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Feb 4, 2018, 3:59:21 AM2/4/18
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Very cool!


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