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Anomaly Detector
- Project
- 18022 IVVES
- Description
- Unsupervised algorithm, no need for labeled data
- Algorithm is trained on normal state data, then used in unseen data to detect deviations
- Applicable to streaming and offline datasets
- Contact
- Ekkono Solutions
- Rikard@ekkono.ai
- Technical features
Input(s):
- Regression datasets
Main feature(s):
- Multi-variate algorithm that detects sudden or instantaneous deviations from a normal state
- Monitors the health or performance of a device
Output(s):
- Anomaly score between 0 and 1, indicating how likely (1) or unlikely (0) the observed data point is an anomaly
- Integration constraints
The anomaly detector is part of the Ekkono SDK:
- Modeling: .NET 2.0+ or Python 3.7+ (Windows, macOS, or Linux)
- Deployment: C++17 (or C++14 with included MPark.Variant), delivered as source to be compiled by the customer
- Integration will be done through Ekkono’s C++ API of the compiled library
- Targeted customer(s)
Data Scientists, machine learning engineers, and software developers that want to run machine learning and anomaly detection on any type of device.
- Conditions for reuse
Commercial license
- Confidentiality
- Public
- Publication date
- 28-11-2022
- Involved partners
- Ekkono Solutions (SWE)