Anomaly detection in data perspectives
CA 2505983 C · Owner: Microsoft Corporation · Inventors: Folting, Allan; Vigesaa, Eric Barber; Thiesson, Bo
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The present invention leverages curve fitting data techniques to provide automatic detection of data anomalies in a "data tube" from a data perspective allowing, for example, detection of data anomalies such as on-screen drill down, and drill across data anomalies in for example, pivot tables and/or OLAP cubes. It determines if data substantially deviates from a predicted value established by a curve fitting process such as for example, a piece-wise linear function applied to the data tube. A threshold value can also be employed by the present invention to facilitate in determining a degree of deviation necessary before a data value is considered anomalous. The threshold value can be …
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- Filed April 29, 2005 and granted November 18, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 29, 2025.
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