Detecting Anomalies with Machine Learning

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Overview

Advance your career with AI-driven engineering solutions. Gain practical skills to detect anomalies early and ensure system performance.

Syllabus

    - Introduction to Anomaly Detection -- Definition and significance of anomaly detection -- Overview of applications in engineering and industry -- Types of anomalies: point, contextual, and collective - Machine Learning Fundamentals -- Supervised vs unsupervised learning -- Overview of classification and clustering techniques -- Evaluation metrics: precision, recall, F1 score, and ROC-AUC - Data Preprocessing for Anomaly Detection -- Data collection and data types -- Data cleaning and handling missing values -- Feature selection and dimensionality reduction -- Normalization and standardization - Unsupervised Methods for Anomaly Detection -- Clustering-based approaches: k-means, DBSCAN -- Density-based methods: Isolation Forest, Local Outlier Factor -- Autoencoders for anomaly detection - Supervised Methods for Anomaly Detection -- Choosing the right labels for anomaly detection -- Classification techniques for anomaly detection -- Time-series anomaly detection - Real-Time Anomaly Detection -- Streaming data and continuous monitoring -- Implementing real-time anomaly detection systems -- Performance considerations in real-time systems - Deploying Anomaly Detection Models -- Model deployment strategies -- Integrating anomaly detection in maintenance and monitoring workflows -- Challenges and considerations in deployment - Case Studies and Applications -- Industrial manufacturing and predictive maintenance -- Financial fraud detection -- Network security and intrusion detection - Tools and Platforms for Anomaly Detection -- Overview of popular libraries and tools: Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch -- Cloud-based solutions and services -- Building custom solutions with open-source tools - Final Project -- Real-world anomaly detection project -- Dataset selection and problem definition -- Building, evaluating, and presenting the anomaly detection model

Taught by

Megan Thompson, Kathy Tao, Rohit Ramanathan, Marissa D'Alonzo and Brian Buechel


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