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Algorithmic Frameworks for the Detection of High Density Anomalies
Ralph Foorthuis
This study explores the concept of high-density anomalies. As opposed to the traditional concept of anomalies as isolated occurrences, high-density anomalies are deviant cases posi…
The Impact of Discretization Method on the Detection of Six Types of Anomalies in Datasets
Ralph Foorthuis
Anomaly detection is the process of identifying cases, or groups of cases, that are in some way unusual and do not fit the general patterns present in the dataset. Numerous algorit…
On Course, But Not There Yet: Enterprise Architecture Conformance and Benefits in Systems Development
Ralph Foorthuis, Marlies van Steenbergen, Nino Mushkudiani +3
Various claims have been made regarding the benefits that Enterprise Architecture (EA) delivers for both individual systems development projects and the organization as a whole. Th…
A Theory Building Study of Enterprise Architecture Practices and Benefits
Ralph Foorthuis, Marlies van Steenbergen, Sjaak Brinkkemper +1
Academics and practitioners have made various claims regarding the benefits that Enterprise Architecture (EA) delivers for both individual projects and the organization as a whole.…
SECODA: Segmentation- and Combination-Based Detection of Anomalies
Ralph Foorthuis
This study introduces SECODA, a novel general-purpose unsupervised non-parametric anomaly detection algorithm for datasets containing continuous and categorical attributes. The met…
Tactics for Internal Compliance: A Literature Review
Ralph Foorthuis
Compliance of organizations with internal and external norms is a highly relevant topic for both practitioners and academics nowadays. However, the substantive, elementary complian…
On the Nature and Types of Anomalies: A Review of Deviations in Data
Ralph Foorthuis
Anomalies are occurrences in a dataset that are in some way unusual and do not fit the general patterns. The concept of the anomaly is typically ill-defined and perceived as vague…