Moments Separation
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Theory / Hypothesis
We suppose that coin statistical distributions (e.g. std and mean) change on average when a certain boundary is crossed.
Example: If for a period of time the coin’s std is 2-3x greater than historical mean, we are in a regime where mean and std would be different.
Hypothesis: The correlation to features and types of features change - which could be checked by silhouette score.
Process
- Sample 50 coins
- Find a discriminator for which statistical properties alter
- Test on other part of data to check they alter sufficiently there as well
- Measure if it’s a good generalization
After features are received:
- Use the measure to separate data into regimes on sample of coins and data
- Run silhouette to verify separation by the change of correlation to the features