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ENH: Basic anomaly detector #393

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@tibkiss tibkiss commented Nov 18, 2020

Basic anomaly detector with Z-Score and Fixed Pct based detection for the
data columns in Marketstore. Can be used to spot price or volume outliers
in the ingested data.

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pctChange := make([]float64, size-1)

// pctChange = (a - b)/a
// floats.SubTo(pctChange, columnData[1:], columnData[:size-1])
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todo: remove

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if _, ok := a.AnomalyIdxsByColumn[epoch]; ok {
previousValue = a.AnomalyIdxsByColumn[epoch]
}
a.AnomalyIdxsByColumn[epoch] = previousValue | 1<<columnNr
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If columnNr is big enough (which seems very unlikely btw) then an overflow might occur.

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import pymarketstore as pymkts

# Constants
DATA_TYPE_TICK = [('Epoch', 'i8'), ('Bid', 'f4'), ('Ask', 'f4'), ('Nanoseconds', 'i4')]
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i4 is the right type for Nanoseconds, but later in the tests, all nanosec data are given as floats, so numpy trucates all of them to 0. I'm don't think it's causing much trouble, but better be on the safe side.

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wow, we need to address that

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