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Explainable Rank-Based Anomaly Detection
DOI:10.1080/00031305.2026.2637640.png)
Abstract
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This article introduces a practical and flexible framework for anomaly detection in settings characterized by multiple features. It presents a novel application of the sum of absolute rank differences, which considers different characteristics across multiple groups. The approach combines anomaly identification with explainable diagnostics through the development of comparative curves and a feature importance metric, providing explainability for unsupervised anomaly detection. This method provides graphical visualizations to highlight anomalous behaviors and identify the influential features contributing to these anomalies. The utility and flexibility of the proposed method are demonstrated through real-world applications in domains such as healthcare billing and review ranking, showcasing its effectiveness in identifying and explaining anomalies across different settings.
Keywords:
Anomaly detection
Explainable unsupervised model
Feature importance
Rank-based methods
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