Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment · 2022 · 11 citations · 20 references
ComputingData ScienceForecastingReal-time SystemsTime Series AnalysisAnomaly Detection In Time SeriesReal-time AnalyticsSeasonality AnalysisTime Series AnalyticsTime Series ForecastingTrend DetectionDecomposition Of Seasonal ComponentsDecomposition Of Trend ComponentsOnline Anomaly DetectionOnline Change-point DetectionResponse TimeSeasonal DecompositionSeasonal Trend DecompositionTrend Decomposition
Decomposing a complex time series into trend, seasonality, and remainder components is an important primitive that facilitates time series anomaly detection, change point detection, and forecasting. Although numerous batch algorithms are known for time series decomposition, none operate well in an online scalable setting where high throughput and real-time response are paramount. In this paper, we propose OnlineSTL, a novel online algorithm for time series decomposition which is highly scalable and is deployed for real-time metrics monitoring on high-resolution, high-ingest rate data. Experiments on different synthetic and real world time series datasets demonstrate that OnlineSTL achieves orders of magnitude speedups (100x) for large seasonalities while maintaining quality of decomposition.
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