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Consider what is done with e.g. Lorentz attractors. Since it is a chaotic system, we can't expect to make exact predictions, but taken over time the "patterns" should be similar.
Possible idea: annealing/time-exponential smoothing. If a pixel is "hot" at a time close to the true time, it should count more than if it happens at a totally different time.
Simultaneously create "heat map" of the true data, then subtract.
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