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Yitong Geng

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Refining the Optimization Target for Automatic Univariate Time Series Anomaly Detection in Monitoring Services

Time series anomaly detection is crucial for industrial monitoring services that handle a large volume of data, aiming to ensure reliability and optimize system performance. Existing methods often require extensive labeled resources and manual parameter selection, highlighting the need for automation. This paper proposes a comprehensive framework for automatic parameter optimization in time series anomaly detection models. The framework introduces three optimization targets: prediction score, shape score, and sensitivity score, which can be easily adapted to different model backbones without prior knowledge or manual labeling efforts. The proposed framework has been successfully applied online for over six months, serving more than 50,000 time series every minute. It simplifies the user's experience by requiring only an expected sensitive value, offering a user-friendly interface, and achieving desired detection results. Extensive evaluations conducted on public datasets and comparison with other methods further confirm the effectiveness of the proposed framework.

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Anomaly Detection on Seasonal Metrics via Robust Time Series Decomposition

The stability and persistence of web services are important to Internet companies to improve user experience and business performances. To keep eyes on numerous metrics and report abnormal situations, time series anomaly detection methods are developed and applied by various departments in companies and institutions. In this paper, we proposed a robust anomaly detection algorithm (MEDIFF) to monitor online business metrics in real time. Specifically, a decomposition method using robust statistical metric--median--of the time series was applied to decouple the trend and seasonal components. With the effects of daylight saving time (DST) shift and holidays, corresponding components were decomposed from the time series. The residual after decomposition was tested by a generalized statistics method to detect outliers in the time series. We compared the proposed MEDIFF algorithm with two open source algorithms (SH-ESD and DONUT) by using our labeled internal business metrics. The results demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed MEDIFF algorithm.

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