Expand description
Implementation of dynamic time warping (DTW) algorithm and approximations.
The DTW algorithm [1] finds the optimal alignment between two time series.
This crate provides a DTW implementations as well as a FastDTW [2] implementation. FastDTW is linear time and space approximation of DTW.
§References
[1] Kruskal, JB & Liberman, Mark. (1983). The symmetric time-warping problem: From continuous to discrete. Time Warps, String Edits, and Macromolecules: The Theory and Practice of Sequence Comparison.
[2] Salvador, Stan & Chan, Philip. (2004). Toward Accurate Dynamic Time Warping in Linear Time and Space. Intelligent Data Analysis. 11. 70-80.
Modules§
- dist
- Usual distance functions.
Structs§
- Constraint
- A constraint for the DTW search space, where each row is constrained to a single contiguous segment.
- RowConstraint
- A constraint constraining a row to a closed line segment.
Traits§
- Average
- Types that can be averaged.
- SumContainer
- Provide an associated type to store sum.
Functions§
- constrained_
dtw - Compute the warp path of two given time series using DTW [1] with a constrained search space.
- constrained_
dtw_ with_ cmp - Compute the warp path of two given time series using DTW [1] with a constrained search space.
- dtw
- Compute the warp path of two given time series using DTW [1].
- dtw_
with_ cmp - Compute the warp path of two given time series using DTW [1].
- fast_
dtw - Compute the warp path of two given time series using FastDTW [1].
- fast_
dtw_ with_ cmp - Compute the warp path of two given time series using FastDTW [1].