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Outlier Detection in Sensor Data using Ensemble Learning
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2020
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Anomaly DetectionMachine LearningEngineeringProduction EnvironmentData ScienceData MiningUncertainty QuantificationPattern RecognitionManagementEnsemble MethodMultiple Classifier SystemSensor DataPredictive AnalyticsOutlier DetectionKnowledge DiscoveryComputer ScienceData Stream MiningNovelty DetectionIndustrial InformaticsEnsemble Algorithm
Analyzing sensor data from a production environment is quite challenging because of the high-dimensional nature of the data. In addition, the generated data is in the form of time-series, where the sequence of registrations may be of utmost significance. One of the main goals of the paper is to determine if the given time-series of feature combinations is normal or rare. This goal could successfully be achieved by combining multiple machine learning models. In this paper, a sliding window based ensemble method is proposed to detect outliers in a streaming fashion. The proposed method uses a combination of clustering algorithms to construct subgroups (clusters) representing different data structures. These structures are later used in a one-class classification algorithm to identfy the outliers. Thus, if a pattern does not belong to any of the common structures or clusters, it is an outlier. Further, based on the rare pattern classification, machine failures could be predicted in advance.
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