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Abstract: In smart manufacturing, the automation of anomaly detection is essential for increasing productivity. Timeseries data from production processes are often complex sequences and their assessment involves many variables. Thus, anomaly detection with deep learning approaches is considered as an efficient and effective methodology. In this work, anomaly detection with deep autoencoders is examined. Three autoencoders are employed to analyze an industrial dataset and their performance is assessed. Autoencoders based on long short-term memory and convolutional neural networks appear to be the most promising.
autoencoders, 1DCNN, deep learning, elevator industry, LSTM, anomaly detection
autoencoders, 1DCNN, deep learning, elevator industry, LSTM, anomaly detection
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