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Summary

If you are looking for the changepoint detection algorithm, the correct term is FPOP.

  • Github/R Package: fpop
  • Algorithm: Functional Pruning Optimal Partitioning.

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1. Most Likely Match (The FPOP Paper)

If you are working in the field of changepoint detection (statistics/computer science), you are likely looking for the paper that introduces the FPOP algorithm.

  • Paper Title: "Optimal detection of changepoints with a linear computational cost"
  • Authors: Romain Fearnahead, Paul Fearnhead, and Guillem Rigaill (Note: The code is often associated with Robert Maidstone and Guillem Rigaill).
  • Key Publication: Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics (2017) or arXiv preprint.
  • Why it matches: The software package for this paper is widely cited as fpop (available on R and C++). The string "fpre108" looks very similar to a typo of "fpop" or an internal identifier for the algorithm.
  • Abstract: The paper introduces an algorithm (FPOP) for detecting changepoints in data streams. It uses functional pruning to solve the optimal partitioning problem with a computational cost that is linear in the number of data points ($O(N)$), making it much faster than the standard $O(N^2)$ dynamic programming approach (PELT).

Citation:

Maidstone, R., Hocking, T., Rigaill, G., & Fearnhead, P. (2017). On optimal multiple changepoint algorithms for large data. Statistics and Computing, 27(2), 519-533. If "FPre108" Refers to a Course or Educational

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