New Frontiers in Time Series Analysis
New Frontiers in Time Series Analysis
批准号:
2114143
负责人:
David Matteson
金额:
$30.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-09-01 至 2024-08-31
中文摘要
大数据现在几乎在每个领域都很普遍。虽然收缩和稀疏估计器对于缓解大数据集带来的数据量问题至关重要,但需要创新的模型来解决它们的多样性和速度需求。事实上,改进的监测和测量系统现在以足够高的分辨率提供数据,以至于观测往往可以被认为本质上是连续的或起作用的。大量的环境、生物、工业和计算网络正在被动态记录,以便可以简洁地监测、研究和维护它们复杂的演变。每天都会产生大量的数据集,从大型卫星和遥感仪器、应急系统和能源基础设施,到纳米级的电磁传感器、医疗设备和成像设备。这些系统提供了关于人与自然世界的丰富信息,其中大多数是连续的,或按时间顺序的,并显示出复杂的趋势、过渡和依赖关系。多元统计中的标准方法不适用,适应性不强。首席调查员(PI)将开发新的方法和计算工具,以帮助数据驱动的科学发现和行业应用。PI还将培训和指导研究生和本科生的研究,在应用领域自由传播新的软件和方法,并促进统计学与广泛领域之间的合作,这些领域包括经济、生态、物理、金融、空间气象、水文、农业、能源、环境工程、生物物理学、数学、电气工程、人类发展和计算机科学。大多数时间索引数据表现出异方差噪声、异常、变化点、局部和全球趋势以及线性和非线性相关性,而且非常缺乏适合模拟这种复杂性的分析工具。收缩、稀疏和自适应估计器是例外,已经成为重要的工具。通过自适应稀疏/平滑诱导惩罚/先验进行全局-局部和正则化估计是必不可少的--它允许对复杂模型进行易于计算的估计,具有更好的可解释性,并减少估计的不确定性。PI将发展:(1)通过允许全局和特定于段的参数,增加变点检测的新方法和计算框架;(2)对隐马尔可夫模型较少探索的方面进行新的理论和应用驱动的研究;(3)扩展动态收缩过程,以便在存在异常值、相关网络时间序列的溢出效应和因果推断以及分布趋势过滤的情况下稳健和自适应地估计变化点;(Iv)对具有复杂特征的动态功能数据同时建模和推断的新方法,如远程相关性和随机波动性。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
Big data are now prevalent in nearly every domain. While shrinkage and sparse estimators are essential to mitigate the volume issues posed by big datasets, innovative models are needed to address their variety and velocity demands. Indeed, enhanced monitoring and measurement systems now provide data at high enough resolutions that observations can often be considered intrinsically continuous or functional. Massive environmental, biological, industrial, and computational networks are being dynamically recorded such that their intricate evolution might be succinctly monitored, studied, and maintained. Vast datasets are generated every day, ranging from large-scale satellites and remote sensing instruments, emergency systems, and energy infrastructure, to nanoscale electromagnetic sensors, medical devices, and imaging devices. These systems provide rich information about our human-natural world, and most is sequential, or time-ordered and exhibit complex trends, transitions, and dependencies. Standard methods in multivariate statistics are unsuitable and insufficiently adaptable. The Principal Investigator (PI) will develop new methods and computational tools to aid data-driven scientific discovery and industry applications. The PI will also train and mentor graduate and undergraduate student research, freely disseminate new software and methodology across application areas, and foster collaboration between statistics and a wide range of fields, including economics, ecology, physics, finance, space weather, hydrology, agriculture, energy, environmental engineering, biophysics, mathematics, electrical engineering, human development, and computer science.Most time-indexed data exhibit heteroskedastic noise, anomalies, change points, local and global trends, and both linear and nonlinear dependence, and there is a striking shortage of analytical tools suitable for modeling such complexity. Shrinkage, sparse, and adaptive estimators are exceptions and have become vital tools. Global-local and regularized estimation, via adaptive sparsity/smoothness-inducing penalties/priors, is essential — it allows computationally tractable estimation of complex models, with greater interpretability and reduced estimation uncertainty. The PI will develop: (i) new methods and computational frameworks for change-point detection with increased flexibility by allowing global and segment-specific parameters; (ii) new theoretical and application-driven investigations into less explored aspects of hidden Markov models; (iii) extensions of dynamic shrinkage process for robust and adaptive estimation of change-points in the presence of outliers, spillover effects and causal inference on dependent network time series, and distributional trend filtering; (iv) new methods for simultaneous modeling and inference of dynamic functional data with complex features such as long range dependence and stochastic volatility.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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