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ECN system state tagging
Clustering
Changepoint (WSPEED)
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Choose site:
Drayton (T01)
Glensaugh (T02)
Hillsborough (T03)
Moor House - Upper Teesdale (T04)
North Wyke (T05)
Rothamsted (T06)
Sourhope (T07)
Wytham (T08)
Alice Holt (T09)
Porton Down (T10)
Y Wyddfa - Snowdon (T11)
Cairngorms (T12)
Date range (Training):
to
Dataset:
moth
butterfly
Number of clusters:
Choose system state variables for clustering
DRYTMP
NETRAD
RAIN
SOLAR
STMP10
STMP30
WDIR
WETTMP
WSPEED
ALBGRD
ALBSKY
SURWET
SWATER
SWATER_T
DRYTMP_RH
RH
SWATER_VWC
Date range (Output):
to
Note: the data is scaled before clustering.
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Don't use k-means on data where you don't understand the importance(s) of the variables. Because k-means is very sensitive to scaling, and by choosing inappropriate scaling - or including inappropriate variables - the k-means result can suffer substantially. So you should rather rely on other approaches of feature selection.
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Map of ECN sites
Choose Meteological variable to show:
DRYTMP
NETRAD
RAIN
SOLAR
STMP10
STMP30
WDIR
WETTMP
WSPEED
ALBGRD
ALBSKY
SURWET
SWATER
SWATER_T
DRYTMP_RH
RH
SWATER_VWC
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Likelihood for the next observation to be in a certain state:
row: state at t, column: state at t+1
Choose ECN statistics to show:
total counts
total moth counts (interesting moths only)
Barred Straw
Brimstone Moth
Common Footman
Common Pug
Dark Arches
December Moth
Diamond backed moth
Flounced Rustic
Garden Tiger
Heart & Dart
Hebrew Character
July Highflyer
Large Yellow Underwing
Lunar Underwing
Poplar Hawk moth
Riband Wave
Silver Y
Silver ground Carpet
Square spot Rustic
White Ermine
GEOMETRIDAE
MICROLEPIDOPTERA
NOCTUIDAE
OTHER
Prediction intervals options:
68% (1 s.d.)
95% (2 s.d.)
99.5% (3 s.d.)
crop negative prediction intervals
Divide counts across previous days with no data
Test feature
meanvar shift for first differenced windspeed data
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