부산대학교 도서관

This study proposes a novel approach for the analysis of high-dimensional time series data utilizing a linear shift-variant transform. Central to the methodology is the Locally-Structured Unitary Network (LSUN), a self-supervised learning transform proficient in capturing the underlying tangent spaces within high-dimensional datasets. This trait equips LSUN with a distinct advantage over existing techniques such as convolutional dictionary learning, which suffers from decreased interpretability due to the redundant selection of filter kernels. The shift-invariance of convolutional models does not directly correspond to the axes of tangent spaces, a challenge well addressed by LSUN. This study focuses on utilizing LSUN for time series analysis to capture structural variations in sequential frames. To optimize this task, LSUN is utilized with total variation regularization, a method known for its ability to preserve edge information. The effectiveness of the proposed model is demonstrated through a video sequence denoising experiment, illustrating its potential to innovate in areas where the analysis of time-series data is crucial. The findings signal the significant potential for this approach to be extended to targets, such as dynamical system identification, further extending its applicability.