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      <title>extreme points warping</title>
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      <author>ahmed</author>
      <description>hi all&lt;br&gt;
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i like to compute the distance between two time series &lt;br&gt;
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using exterem points warping (EPW). i know how to define the extreme points but i would like to know how to match these points and after that to warp the segments between them&lt;br&gt;
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thanks in advance</description>
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