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Fixed typo in Kats 202 (facebookresearch#170)
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`Ver: Kats v1.02`

Pull Request resolved: facebookresearch#170

Reviewed By: michaelbrundage

Differential Revision: D32493893

Pulled By: jeffhandl

fbshipit-source-id: 40ac0c9c1e77c02b7f4cd708862aaa7c0d3cef7f
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Jeffrey Handler authored and facebook-github-bot committed Nov 17, 2021
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"### Multiple Changepoints\n",
"The `RobustStatDetector` can detect multiple change points in one time series by one run. But one cautious here is that the algorithm will use the full time series to compute the z-score, which means it might affect the results negatively, e.g. it might not be able to detect a smaller change when there is a bigger change in the time series."
"The `RobustStatDetector` can detect multiple change points in one time series by one run. One caution here is that the algorithm will use the full time series to compute the z-score, which means it might impact which change points are detected, e.g. it might not be able to detect a smaller change when there is a bigger change in the time series."
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