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def window_anomaly(df, col, window_length, qlow=0.05, qhigh=0.95): | |
""" | |
Anomalie detection on sliding window approach. | |
Partly based on: https://medium.com/@krzysztofdrelczuk/time-series-anomaly-detection-with-python-example-a92ef262f09a | |
Input | |
df: dataframe | |
col: column name as str | |
window_length: length of the window in steps of the data | |
qlow: | |
qhigh: | |
Return | |
lower: lower band of the data | |
upper: upper band of the data | |
anomaly: anomalies as time-series marked with boolean | |
percentage: amount of peaks in percent to real data | |
""" | |
# Set the Window to clothest integer and get total length of variable | |
k = int(window_length/2) | |
N = len(df[col]) | |
# Get the lower and upper bands of date for each window | |
get_bands = lambda df: (df.quantile(qlow)-df.mean(), df.quantile(qhigh)+df.mean()) | |
bands = [get_bands(df[col][range(0 if i-k<0 else i-k, i+k if i+k < N else N)]) for i in range(0, N)] | |
lower, upper = zip(*bands) # zip iterates through the given variables | |
# Mark anomalies with boolean | |
anomaly = (df[col] < lower) | (df[col] > upper) | |
# Get percentage of anomalies to datalength | |
percentage = np.round(len(anomaly[anomaly==True])/len(df[col])*100, 3) | |
return lower, upper, anomaly, percentage |
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