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Code - New analysis engines #6

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jtmelton opened this issue Jun 27, 2014 · 4 comments
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Code - New analysis engines #6

jtmelton opened this issue Jun 27, 2014 · 4 comments
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Different versions of analysis engines could be built, ie stochastic vs. statistical vs. behavioral, etc. (written in java).

@jtmelton jtmelton added this to the 2.4 milestone May 26, 2015
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this is a big task that will probably be standalone.

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This work is currently underway and being handled separately by a couple of grad students.

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spooz commented May 4, 2017

What's the status of this issue? As I understand, new analysis engines will and should stay event-driven?

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jtmelton commented May 5, 2017

There are 2 engines we currently have in mind to build.

  1. rule engine - this engine uses allows you to compose more complex rules based on boolean logic. The code for this engine is actually already in the build and was contributed by @dscrobonia . It's currently being tested and will be released in the next major build. I'll close this ticket once we release that engine.
  2. trending engine - this is a simpler engine idea, and essentially looks for time-based trend changes. There is currently no code (or design) for this, but we've discussed it in the past.

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