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Time series clustering functions
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This topic introduces the syntax of time series clustering functions supported by TLS and provides usage examples for common scenarios.
Notice
Currently, machine learning functions are in public beta.
Function list
Function | Description |
Function | Description |
Use the density clustering method to cluster multiple time series curves. | |
Cluster multiple time series curves using hierarchical clustering methods. | |
Search time series curve that is similar to the specified time series curve. |
ts_density_cluster
The ts_density_cluster function uses density-based clustering method to cluster multiple time series curves.
Function syntax
- Syntax format
- ts_density_cluster(x, y, z)
- Parameters description
- ParametersData typeDescriptionParametersData typeDescriptionxStringColumn name of the time column. The format is a Unixtime timestamp; measured in seconds.yStringColumn name of the value column. Each value represents the corresponding data at a specific time.zStringName of the curve that corresponds to the data at a specific time.
- Return values
- If the input value is NULL, the function returns NULL.
Function examples
- Query statements
- * | select ts_density_cluster(stamp, value,CAST( (stamp-stamp % 7200) as varchar) ) from (select stamp, value limit 1000)
- Query and analysis results
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ts_hierarchical_cluster
The ts_hierarchical_cluster function clusters multiple time series curves using hierarchical clustering.
Function syntax
- Syntax format
- ts_hierarchical_cluster(x, y, z)
- Parameters description
- ParametersData typeDescriptionParametersData typeDescriptionxStringColumn name of the time column. The format is a Unixtime timestamp; measured in seconds.yStringColumn name of the value column. Each value represents the corresponding data at a specific time.zStringName of the curve that corresponds to the data at a specific time.
- Return values
- If the input value is NULL, the function returns NULL.
Function examples
- Query statements
- * | select ts_hierarchical_cluster(stamp, value,CAST( (stamp-stamp % 6000) as varchar) ) from (select stamp, value limit 1000)
- Query and analysis results
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ts_similar_instance
The ts_similar_instance function queries time-series curves that is similar to the specified time-series curve.
Function syntax
- Syntax format
- ts_similar_instance(x, y, z，instance_name，topK，metricType)
- Parameters description
- ParametersData typeDescriptionParametersData typeDescriptionxStringThe column name of the time column. The format is Unixtime timestamp; measured in seconds.yStringColumn name of the value column. Each value represents the corresponding data at a specific time.zStringName of the curve that corresponds to the data at a specific time.instance_nameStringSpecify name of the curve that needs to be searched. The curve must already exist.topKLongThe maximum number of curves returned that are similar to the given curve is K.metricTypeStringA metric for measuring the similarity between time series curves.
- Return values
- If the input value is NULL, the function returns NULL.
Function examples
- Query and analysis statements
- * | select ts_similar_instance(stamp, value,CAST( (stamp-stamp % 6000) as varchar),CAST( (stamp-stamp % 6000) as varchar) ) from (select stamp, value limit 1000)
- Query and analysis results
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