I have ~10,000 time series, each with 65 time points. I'm interested in classifying each pair of time series as "similar" or "not similar". Here's an example of two similar (left) and not similar time series (right):
I know a priori whether some pairs should be "similar" or not, so I have class labels and can train a classifier. The inputs I'm using for the classifier are i) correlation coefficient between the two time series and ii) Euclidean distance.
My question is, what other statistics measure similarity of time series like this and could be used as input for the classifier? Dynamic time warping? I'm interested in calculating a number of measures for input into the classifier. I'd be really grateful if anyone can suggest others.
Edit: Here are more examples of "similar" (top) and "not similar" pairs (bottom).
Edit2: Responding to Eamonn's answer, this is the histogram of Euclidean distance for the Similar (magenta) and Non-Similar class (cyan). Euclidean distance is informative, but it's not enough to perfectly classify the pairs.