3.3 Exponential decay function

 

Exponential decay functions describe an exponential decay in weights over time. The decayed weight sequence is denoted Wei.

wej=bj-1-k’/s

s=sum(bj-1-k’)

Where Wei represents the weight sequence of Rg[-(k’+1)]i+1, b is the base number, and wej is the j-th element of Wei.

The alarm intensity wni is obtained by summing the element-wise products of the weight sequence Wei and the anomaly score sequence Rg[-(k’+1)]i+1.

wni=sum(Wei** Rg[-(k’+1)]i+1)

SPL routine:

A B C
1 [0.1,0.2,0,0,0.5,0.3] /Anomaly score sequence
2 5 /k’
3 10 /Base nymber b
4 =A1.(power(A3,#-1-A2))
5 =s=A4.sum(),A4.(~/s) /Weight wej
6 =sum(A1**A5) /Alarm intensity

Cell A3 is the base number b, which can be set as required.

Cell A5 represents the exponential decay process;

Cell A6 calculates the weights wej.