Statistical Anomaly Detection for Train Fleets
Holst, Anders (Swedish Institute of Computer Science) | Bohlin, Markus (Swedish Institute of Computer Science) | Ekman, Jan (Swedish Institute of Computer Science) | Sellin, Ola (Bombardier Transportation) | Lindström, Björn (Addiva Consulting AB) | Larsen, Stefan (Addiva Eduro AB)
The Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS) has for several years developed methods for statistical anomaly detection based on a framework called Bayesian principal anomaly (Holst and Ekman 2011). In this article we describe a novel application Addtrack is a tool developed originally by Bombardier domain for the anomaly-detection method: condition Transportation for general analysis, monitoring, monitoring of trains (Holst, Ekman, and and visualization of train conditions and Larsen 2006). It is "intelligent" in statistical models. There are currently many the sense that analysis modules, such as the one popular anomaly-detection methods based on described in this article, can be used to preprocess nonparametric models (see, for example, Ahmed, and visualize data sets. Addtrack, including the anomalydetection model is very general since the parametric module described in this article, is forms of the distributions need not be currently deployed in Sweden, India, China, and known.
Apr-3-2013
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