Hi guys,

Thank you for your answers and sorry for the delay.
Here's a repo I've made with the code:

https://github.com/mtambos/online-anomaly-detection

The code for the OPF is in src/cla. It is bassically a modified version of
hotgym.
The data is in src/experiments/ecg1_chfdbchf13
You can run the experiment with: src/run_ecg1_chfdbchf13.py --do_cla

Hi Mario,
>
> I am working on EEG data and anomaly likelihood and had a look at your
> info. How do you encode the time stamp and feed it into learning anomaly
> calcs? I could not see any time stamp encoding.
>

Matt is right, the timestamp is in the first column (marked in the header
as datetime and with flag "T"), but it's not stricktly needed.


> Mario, any chance we can see your code? You haven't called
> "disableLearning()" on the model instance, have you? If you can push your
> code to an online repository, I'll try to run it.
>

Nope, I haven't called disableLearning()


> Have you tried using the AnomalyLiklihood instead of the anomaly score? See
>
> https://github.com/numenta/nupic/tree/master/examples/opf/clients/hotgym/anomaly/one_gym#anomaly-likelihood
> for an example.
>

Yes, I'm using the anomaly_likelihood instead of anomaly_score.

Thanks again,

Mario

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