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Exploring anomaly detection on time series for predictive maintenance

(2024)

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In this thesis, the subject of predictive maintenance is addressed. It is executed with a data-driven approach for anomaly detection. Therefore, multiple models and procedures to tackle this challenge such as ARIMA and vector-based models are presented. A set of processing methods for time series is also examined. The study was performed in collaboration with AGC Glass Europe, who provided continuous support and access to some of their data. The goal is to give a general overview of important aspects to take into account when exploring the data-driven approach. Each presented architecture is also tested and discussed with data from AGC to assert the relevance of explored models. Each analysis is also performed with a highly critical approach.