Abstract

Anomaly detection in time series is essential because it can detect outlying patterns such as a breakdown in machines and fraudulent customers. Among many anomaly detection domains, detecting abnormal patterns in energy consumption is used to detect technical breakdown in factories, general buildings, or energy theft in households. To overcome the limitations of previous studies, this paper suggests WaDGAN-AD, which combines generative adversarial network (GAN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) and applies two structural improvements. WaDGAN-AD has stacked discriminator LSTM layers to more precisely learn feature representations of time series data. Also, it has different numbers of hidden units in each hidden layer of LSTM to consider multiple cycles appearing in a single time-series data. Experimental results based on synthetic datasets and real datasets show that WaDGAN-AD can better detect abnormal energy consumption than benchmark methods.

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