Solver for MASA: Motif-Aware State Assignment (previously called CASC)

From the main directory import the file CASC_solver from CASC_solver import CASCSolver

Then create a solver object. The solver has the following options:

solver = CASCSolver(
  window_size,
  number_of_clusters,
  lambda_parameter,
  beta,
  threshold, # convergence threshold
  gamma,
  input_file, # input data file
  num_proc, # number of processes running in parallel as workers
  maxMotifs, # cap number of motifs
  motifReq, # minimum number of motifs
  maxIters, # number of iterations to run (None if until convergence)
  )

Then use the solver to run CASC:

(cluster_assignment, cluster_MRFs, motifs, motifRanked, bic, runtime) = solver.PerformFullCASC(
        initialClusteredPoints, # the initial clustered points if you want to start with a pre-assignment
        useMotif # whether to use motifs (if false then just performs TICC until convergence)

The input data file should be a csv with one line per time step and each line having the sensor values for that step. This file can be PCA'd down if necessary. The output files will be a cluster -> a list of primary cluster labels given per time step, cluster_MRFs -> the inverse covariance matrices learned, motifs -> the motifs found as well as their identified instances, motifsRanked -> the scores for each motif.

The code from the paper is in the directory paper_code. To run a script, put the script in the main directory.

The scripts for the synthetic experiments are in paper_code/scripts/synthetic. baseline.py contains the script for running the baselines, while synthetic.py contains the script for running MASA.

The synthetic data can be found in ordered_synthetic.zip. You need to unzip that file and put it in the main directory. The script that was used to generate that data is found in paper_code/generateDatasets/generate_synthetic.py.

The cycling data can be found in cycling.zip. The script to create the cycling data is in scripts/cycling/create_cycling_dataset.py and the script to run the cycling data with MASA is in scripts/cycling.py. The actual cycling data is in cycling.zip.

Unfortunately we cannot release the datasets for the automobile and airplane data. The scripts that were used to run MASA on this data can be found in paper_code/scripts/runCaseStudy.py.

Aggregation and plotting scripts can be found in paper_code/scripts/aggregation_and_plotting