Robust Detection of Anomalies via Sparse Methods

The problem of anomaly detection is a critical topic across application domains and is the subject of extensive research. Applications include finding frauds and intrusions, warning on robot safety, and many others. Standard approaches in this field exploit simple or complex system models, created by experts using detailed domain knowledge.

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