Impact of sample size on false alarm and missed detection rates in PCA-based anomaly detection
10/04/2017
1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Expo Hall/Career Fair
Objective: Inspiration
Audience Level: All
Session Type: Poster
Principal component analysis based anomaly detection computes the distance of a sample in a dataset to the sample principal subspace of the sample covariance matrix. Points with large distances are labeled as anomalies. Limited training sample size leads to inaccuracy of the sample principal subspace. This work studies how the false alarm and missed detection rates depend on training sample size.
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