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B) Adding important content: The EWMA procedure is missing in the section "Minimax change detection". In section "offline change detection", other clustering algorithms should be mentioned. Moreover, applications should be explained in more detail (incl. providing the respective citable sources), like in section "Linguistic change detection". That generates content to make this section useful.
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My proposal: A) Reordering of the sections including subsections: 1 Types of change detection, 1.1 Online change detection, 1.2 Offline change detection, 1.3 Minimax change detection, 2. Applications of change detections, 2.1 Applications of change detection tests, 2.2 Linguistic change detection.
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From my perspective, the article needs some important revisions. Up to now, there are several contents without any sources (e.g., "In a Bayes change-detection problem, a prior distribution is available for the change time", "Online change detection is also done using streaming algorithms", "A key
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