Cusum techniques for timeslot sequences with applications to network surveillance
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- Solvability of the difference equations for the dynamics of cumulative sums
- Router anomaly traffic detection based on modified-CUSUM algorithms
- Improved distributed particle filters for tracking in a wireless sensor network
- Adaptive Thresholds
- Sequential algorithms for moving anomaly detection in networks
- CUSUM multi-chart for detecting unknown abrupt changes under finite measure space for network observation sequences
- Online non-parametric changepoint detection with application to monitoring operational performance of network devices
- Online activity detection in a multiuser environment using the matrix CUSUM algorithm
- Nonparametric multivariate statistical process control charts: a hypothesis testing-based approach
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