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Importance attribution in neural networks by means of persistence landscapes of time series

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This article describes a method to analyze time series with a neural network using a matrix of area-normalized persistence landscapes obtained with topological data analysis. The network’s architecture includes a gating layer that is able to identify the most relevant landscape levels for a classification task, thus working as an importance attribution system. Next, a matching is performed between the selected landscape levels and the corresponding critical points of the original time series. This matching enables reconstruction of a simplified shape of the time series that gives insight into the grounds of the classification decision. As a use case, this technique is tested in the article with input data from a dataset of electrocardiographic signals. The classification accuracy obtained using only a selection of landscape levels from data was 94.00% averaged after five runs of a neural network, while the original signals achieved 98.41% and landscape-reduced signals yielded 97.04%.

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FERRÀ MARCÚS, Aina, CASACUBERTA, Carles and PUJOL VILA, Oriol. Importance attribution in neural networks by means of persistence landscapes of time series. Neural Computing & Applications. 2023. Vol. 35, num. 20143-20156. ISSN 0941-0643. [consulted: 7 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/218042

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