A Survey on Fast Pattern Matching in Stream Time Series Data for Electrical Applications

Abstract

In real time application such as sweep frequency response analysis, Coal mine surveillance, Thermal power stations, multimedia data retrieval and privacy preserving data streams arrive at a rate higher than in traditional sensing applications. The processing of these raw data must be as fast as stream speed. These applications convert the raw data into a specified pattern and these patterns vary from application to application. It is then subjected to sophisticated query processing to extract high level information. Uncertainty in stream time series may occur for two reasons such as the inherent imprecision of sensor readings or privacy preserving conversion. Representation of uncertain data over stream time-series, uncertain data management and designing of a data mining algorithm on considering the uncertainty affects the data mining process. The processing of data in the real time application is difficult as it is naturally incomplete and noisy and the observed data pattern is different from the actual pattern required for further processing. A major challenge in processing the stream time-series data with uncertainty is to capture uncertainty as data propagates through query operators until the final result and to process the data at stream speed. The modeling of uncertain time-series without affecting the precision of the system still remains a difficult task. More importantly, it should avoid increased false positives. In this paper, a survey of time series data management for pattern matching is provided. The similarity search over uncertain data will be explored. The issues in existing research, limitations and methodology for pattern matching on uncertain time series stream data are examined in this paper.