In this work, we consider time series of daily concentrations of PM10 monitored in Lombardia and Emilia-Romagna during 2018. With the aim of clustering those spatial time series, we propose a Bayesian nonparametric mixture of autoregressive processes and assume as mixing measure a spatial product partition model. We focus on the implementation of this model into BayesMix, a new C++ library for Bayesian inference on nonparametric mixture models via Markov Chain Monte Carlo. The main feature of this library is its extensibility, which guarantees a seamless integration of new classes of mixture models, like the one we introduce in this paper, without compromising efficiency.

Model-Based Clustering of Spatial Time Series Through the BayesMix library

Gianella, Matteo;Guglielmi, Alessandra
2025-01-01

Abstract

In this work, we consider time series of daily concentrations of PM10 monitored in Lombardia and Emilia-Romagna during 2018. With the aim of clustering those spatial time series, we propose a Bayesian nonparametric mixture of autoregressive processes and assume as mixing measure a spatial product partition model. We focus on the implementation of this model into BayesMix, a new C++ library for Bayesian inference on nonparametric mixture models via Markov Chain Monte Carlo. The main feature of this library is its extensibility, which guarantees a seamless integration of new classes of mixture models, like the one we introduce in this paper, without compromising efficiency.
2025
Methodological and Applied Statistics and Demography IV. SIS 2024
9783031644467
9783031644474
spatial time series
mixture models
C++ programming
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