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| using_ai_to_discover_explainable_industrial_analytics [2026/08/02 22:08] – [Why this isn't "AI making decisions"] wikiadmin | using_ai_to_discover_explainable_industrial_analytics [2026/08/02 22:22] (current) – [The engineering process] wikiadmin | ||
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| The AI discovers the analytic. | The AI discovers the analytic. | ||
| - | The analytic performs the monitoring. | + | The analytic performs the monitoring. |
| ===== Why this matters ===== | ===== Why this matters ===== | ||
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| Traditionally there have been two common approaches: | Traditionally there have been two common approaches: | ||
| - | * Engineers manually explore the data until they discover something useful. | + | |
| - | * Machine learning attempts to discover patterns automatically from large labelled datasets. | + | * Machine learning attempts to discover patterns automatically from large labelled datasets. |
| Both approaches have drawbacks. | Both approaches have drawbacks. | ||
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| The original paper investigates ML techniques because the data contains: | The original paper investigates ML techniques because the data contains: | ||
| - | * multiple machines | + | |
| - | * different cutting operations | + | * different cutting operations |
| - | * changing conditions over several years | + | * changing conditions over several years |
| - | * relatively few damaged examples | + | * relatively few damaged examples |
| Instead of training a model, we approached the data conversationally. | Instead of training a model, we approached the data conversationally. | ||
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| Questions included: | Questions included: | ||
| - | * Does overall vibration amplitude separate good and bad tools? | + | |
| - | * Does energy move into particular frequency ranges? | + | * Does energy move into particular frequency ranges? |
| - | * Does the spindle speed matter? | + | * Does the spindle speed matter? |
| - | * Are the damaged tools exciting different mechanical behaviour? | + | * Are the damaged tools exciting different mechanical behaviour? |
| - | * Which measurements remain stable across different machines? | + | * Which measurements remain stable across different machines? |
| Most of these ideas were tested and rejected. | Most of these ideas were tested and rejected. | ||
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| There is: | There is: | ||
| - | * no training phase | + | |
| - | * no statistical model | + | * no statistical model |
| - | * no neural network | + | * no neural network |
| - | * no weights | + | * no weights |
| - | * no inference engine | + | * no inference engine |
| Just conventional engineering mathematics based on the frequency content of the vibration signal. | Just conventional engineering mathematics based on the frequency content of the vibration signal. | ||
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