Design and evaluation of artificial intelligence models for abnormal data detection and prediction

  • Hae-Jong Joo (University of Kangnam, Dept. of KNU Cham-Injae College) ;
  • Ho-Bin Song (University of Mokwon, Dept. of Electrical & Electric Engineering)
  • Received : 2023.11.21
  • Accepted : 2023.12.13
  • Published : 2023.12.30

Abstract

In today's system operation, it is difficult to detect failures and take immediate action in the case of a shortage of manpower compared to the number of equipment or failures in vulnerable time zones, which can lead to delays in failure recovery. In addition, various algorithms exist to detect abnormal symptom data, and it is important to select an appropriate algorithm for each problem. In this paper, an ensemble-based isolation forest model was used to efficiently detect multivariate point anomalies that deviated from the mean distribution in the data set generated to predict system failure and minimize service interruption. And since significant changes in memory space usage are observed together with changes in CPU usage, the problem is solved by using LSTM-Auto Encoder for a collective anomaly in which another feature exhibits an abnormal pattern according to a change in one by comparing two or more features. did In addition, evaluation indicators are set for the performance evaluation of the model presented in this study, and then AI model evaluation is performed.

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