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most citedMultiple change point detection in functional data with applications to biomechanical fatigue data

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stat.ME2026

Change Point Detection and Localization in High-Dimensional Time Series

Patrick Bastian, Daria Tieplova, Nina Dörnemann +1

We present new inference tools for change point detection in high-dimensional time series. We discuss two distinct statistical applications: First, sequential change point testing…

stat.ME2025

Monitoring Time Series for Relevant Changes

Patrick Bastian, Tim Kutta, Rupsa Basu +1

We consider the problem of sequentially testing for changes in the mean parameter of a time series, compared to a benchmark period. Most tests in the literature focus on the null h…

stat.ME2025

Multiscale detection of practically significant changes in a gradually varying time series

Patrick Bastian, Holger Dette

In many change point problems it is reasonable to assume that compared to a benchmark at a given time point the properties of the observed stochastic process change gradually…

stat.ME2025

Detecting relevant dependencies under measurement error with applications to the analysis of planetary system evolution

Patrick Bastian, Nicolai Bissantz

Exoplanets play an important role in understanding the mechanics of planetary system formation and orbital evolution. In this context the correlations of different parameters of th…

stat.ME2025

Uniform confidence bands for joint angles across different fatigue phases

Patrick Bastian, Rupsa Basu, Holger Dette

We develop uniform confidence bands for the mean function of stationary time series as a post-hoc analysis of multiple change point detection in functional time series. In particul…