outlier-detection
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But as we are currently targeting JDK 8, and a new API arrived in JDK 9, it does not make sense to do this yet. The next long-term Java version 11 is scheduled for end of September 2018.
So for ELKI 0.8 it is an option to target JDK 11, and use the new API then.
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As the current capabilities of PyNomaly are solidified and new capabilities added, it would be beneficial to have dedicated documentation that is hosted and available to users outside of the readme.
Was recently added in outliers and I'm not sure that this is properly documented.
@michielmeersmans could provide input too, who developed this.
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In the following code
@Override
public DetectorDocument findByUuid(String uuid) {
val queryBuilder = QueryBuilders.termQuery("uuid", uuid);
val searchSourceBuilder = elasticsearchUtil.getSourceBuilder(queryBuilder).size(DEFAULT_ES_RESULTS_SIZE);
val searchRequest = elasticsearchUtil.getSearchRequest(searchSourceBuilder, DETECTOR_INDEX, DETECTOR_DOC_TYPE)
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Ideally I want to use this wonderful toolbox to generate the overview plots given in the interactive window but do the actual marking of these images externally.
Is there an option to generate individual plots without the interactive window (and preferably without the need for tkmedit) as I would like to run this as a batch job on our cluster and that wouldn't allow any graphical windows.
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I'm using latest pyod version on pypi. How to generate simulated data where x-axis is time? Thank you.