Monitoring machine health using multiple sensors
AssigneeSAS Institute Inc.
InventorsTHOMAS DALE ANDERSON, JAMES EDWARD DUARTE, MILAD FALAHI, MICHAEL JAMES LEONARD, DAVID BRUCE ELSHEIMER
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AssigneeSAS Institute Inc.
InventorsTHOMAS DALE ANDERSON, JAMES EDWARD DUARTE, MILAD FALAHI, MICHAEL JAMES LEONARD, DAVID BRUCE ELSHEIMER
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Machine health can be monitored using multiple sensors. For example, a computing device can determine a target sensor to monitor from among multiple sensors associated with the machine. The computing device can determine magnitude values for a particular component of a time series associated with the target sensor. The computing device can generate a dataset including the magnitude values for the particular component of the time series and the sensor measurements from the multiple sensors. The computing device can generate a model using the dataset. The computing device can then receive additional sensor-measurements from the multiple sensors and use the model to determine a predicted magnitude-value for the particular component of the time series based on the additional sensor-measurements. The computing device can use the predicted magnitude-value to identify an anomaly with the machine.
A system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising program code that is executable by a processing device for causing the processing device to:
A method for performing real-time monitoring of a machine, the method comprising:
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