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Anomaly detection refers to the problem of finding patterns in data that do not conform to expected behaviour. This is also known as outlier detection.

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I'm working with a dataset consisting of multiple CSV files, each representing time series data of accelerations (x, y, z) captured during vibration events. For each event, a sensor records data for ...
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I am working on a project where I am doing Unsupervised Anomaly Detection on employee expenses on HCP transfer Of Value. I am trying to use Graph Neural Network to detect anomalies with proper ...
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I am using a rolling window z-score method to flag if a record is an outlier. Is it necessary to first normalize the values of the desired feature before computing the rolling z-score?
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I am looking into different statistical methods for determining a decrease in a numeric "count" feature across a time-series dataset. The dataset is relatively small (about 50 records), and ...
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Anyone know why PyGOD's DOMINANT implementation produces a memory error even though the batch size argument is reasonable? To reproduce: ...
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I am using sklearn's IsolationForest for unsupervised anomaly detection task. According to the docs, https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.ensemble.IsolationForest.html, there are ...
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I am looking to better understand sklearn IsolationForest decision_function. My understanding is that if the metric is closer to -1 then the model is more confident ...
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I have implemented an Isolation Forest algorithm for anomaly detection (unsupervised learning), where I divided my dataset into 1000 subsets, and for each subset, there is one isolation tree. This ...
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I’m working on a large dataset (300+ columns, 500k+ rows) and have been asked to build an anomaly detection algorithm, but I’m unsure how to define or approach these anomalies in a meaningful way. ...
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TLDR Have background in MLOps and machine learning engineering, started at a new employer (as the first AI engineer) and failed in a project of time series forecasting. Approach detailed below, any ...
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As far as I know, tree models (such as those trained using xgboost/lightgbm) makes reasonable prediction only if the input feature vector is similar to the train set data. If the feature vector looks ...
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I hope someone can help me with a work problem I am facing. My data has machineID, timestamp(UTC), batterypotential for multiple machines over 14 days for every 2 mins. I need to look at their time ...
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I'm working on anomaly detection in timeseries data, and need to add synthetic anomalies to existing timeseries data (in order to test anomaly detection algorithms). I can do this by running a ...
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Dataset Overview I have a dataset with three columns: ProjectCode: A categorical variable representing the project. (~6 unique values per category) ...
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I'm working on an anomaly detection problem for motor experiments 9same type of motor) and need advice on statistical approaches (No ML since I do no not have enough data). Here's the context: Dataset:...
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