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Entropy: e entropy measures the amount of “information” or ran-
domness in the histogram. It is dened as
Entropymm
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Pr()log(Pr())
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where Pr(m) is the probability of level m.
Lowest-h percentile: is metric is equal to the time series value
below which the 5% of the histogram values lie.
Upper-h percentile: is metric is equal to the time series value
below which the 95% of the histogram values lie.
In addition to the above measures, a graphical representation known
as the box plot is quite oen used to represent quartile information along
with statist