TRANSFERRING LEARNING IN CLASSIFIER-BASED SENSING SYSTEMS

    公开(公告)号:US20240127078A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-04-18

    申请号:US17247518

    申请日:2019-07-02

    CPC classification number: G06N5/022 G16H10/60 G16H40/67 G16H50/70

    Abstract: Systems and methods for transferring learning in sensor devices. Historical time-series measurement samples of one or more parameters associated with a biological function being monitored by the sensor device are received and assigned to clusters. Feature data extracted from the historical time-series measurement samples are used to generate cluster-specific source-domain classifiers for each cluster. Unlabeled time-series measurement samples of the one or more parameters associated with the biological function are received. A cluster-identifier is assigned to each unlabeled target-domain sample, the cluster-identifier including information identifying a cluster-specific source-domain classifier associated with the unlabeled target-domain sample. Labeled time-series measurement samples of the one or more parameters associated with the biological function are received, feature data is extracted from the labeled samples and cluster-specific target-domain classifiers are generated for each cluster based on the source-domain classifiers and the feature data extracted from the labeled samples.

    System and method for anomaly detection in an electrical network

    公开(公告)号:US11143685B2

    公开(公告)日:2021-10-12

    申请号:US16647539

    申请日:2018-10-31

    Abstract: The present subject matter enables early or real-time detection of anomalies in electric networks. In various applications, the system detects anomalies, such as electricity theft, electricity surge, etc. It solves the difficult-to-detect problems in an electrical network, where anomalies like electricity theft or electrical surge may not be found until it has raised numerous concerns or complaints, or has created a significant impact on infrastructure functionality, service quality, or cost. In addition, the present subject matter decreases the requirement for large number of sensors and provides more cost effective and scalable solutions. The present subject matter provides a method for determining where a detected anomaly is occurring within an electrical network. Variations of the present subject matter include anomaly identification systems for addressing anomalies in large networks. Various applications of the present subject matter provide guidance or effective placement of sensors in the electrical network.

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