Change detection
Change detection is a common way of determining when a discrete change occurs in a given sequence of data points. It is often used in data mining, statistics, and dynamic programming. One common example is trying to find a best-fit line for an "L-shaped" graph, where two distinct lines could be better used to minimize error.
References
- Algorithm Design by Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos.
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