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2009
We describe a new multiple change-point detection technique based on segmenting the time series under study into subsequences. These segments correspond to the episodes that are likely to contain at most a unique jump. They are found by applying Bayesian decision theory through the minimization of simple cost functions.
Hannart, Alexis, Naveau, Philippe
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We describe a new multiple change-point detection technique based on segmenting the time series under study into subsequences. These segments correspond to the episodes that are likely to contain at most a unique jump. They are found by applying Bayesian decision theory through the minimization of simple cost functions.
Hannart, Alexis, Naveau, Philippe
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Canadian historical and homogeneous temperature datasets for climate change analyses
International Journal of Climatology, 1999The Canadian Historical Temperature Database (CHTD) was developed to meet the need for detailed individual station datasets and to produce an improved historical climate change database. It contains datasets of monthly mean maximum and minimum temperatures for 210 Canadian stations.
Lucie A. Vincent, D.W. Gullett
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Homogenization of climatic series via pairwise comparisons: An automated Bayesian algorithm
2009We describe an automated homogenization algorithm based on pairwise comparison of neighbouring station series. In homogenization, such pairwise comparison techniques avoid falling back on regional reference series, which potential non homogeneity is often considered a drawback. While they efficiently mitigates this issue, pairwise comparison techniques
Hannart, Alexis +2 more
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Organizational climate: Its homogeneity within organizations.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1977openaire +2 more sources
A new homogenized climate database for the Pyrenees (1950-2010)
2014Jordi Cunilera +8 more
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