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具有误报概率界的动态抽样正态均值变化检测AI 解读

We show that when dynamic sampling is feasible, there exist surveillance schemes for which the probability of a false alarm is bounded and which have a bounded expected delay when detecting a (true) change. In the case of detecting a change of a normal mean, we probe optimality and suggest procedures. These procedures compare favorably to those having a fixed sampling rate which have been developed for an expectation constraint on the average run length until a false alarm.

We consider dynamic procedures for sampling from a process (a Brownian motion) and stopping it after a change is detected. The basic idea is to conduct a sequence of similar SPRT's, each one of them done in negligible time, while not sampling at all between them. The procedures detect the change point much faster than the standard procedures with the same sampling rate and time to false alarm, but hold the sampling rate constant.

检测分布变化的动态抽样方法AI 解读

The problem of detecting a change in drift of Brownian motion is considered in the Bayesian framework with the time of change having a (prior) exponential distribution. To the well known problem of finding an optimal stopping rule for "declaring a change," we add the option of continuously controlling the sampling rates--resulting in controlling the variance coefficient of the process. The combined problem of finding an optimal rate function (dynamic sampling) together with…