Applications of AI for Predictive Maintenance

Discover how to identify anomalies and failures in time-series data, estimate the remaining useful life of the corresponding parts, and use this information to map anomalies to failure conditions.

8 hours of instruction

Discover how to identify anomalies and failures in time-series data, estimate the remaining useful life of the corresponding parts, and use this information to map anomalies to failure conditions.

OBJECTIVES

  1. Use AI-based predictive maintenance to prevent failures and unplanned downtimes
  2. Identify key challenges around detecting anomalies that can lead to costly breakdowns
  3. Use time-series data to predict outcomes with XGBoost-based machine learning classification models
  4. Use an LSTM-based model to predict equipment failure
  5. Use anomaly detection with time-series autoencoders to predict failures when limited failure-example data is available

PREREQUISITES

None

SYLLABUS & TOPICS COVERED

  1. Introduction
    • Meet the instructor
    • Create an account
  2. Training XG Boost Models With RAPIDS
    • Prepare real data for efficient GPU ingestion with RAPIDS cuDF.
    • Train a classification model using GPU-accelerated XGBoost and CPU-only XGBoost.
    • Compare and discuss performance and accuracy results for XGBoost using CPUs, GPUs, and
  3. GPUs with cuDF.
    • Training LSTM Models Using Keras And Tensor Flow
    • Prepare sequenced data for time-series model training.
    • Build and train a deep learning model with LSTM layers using Keras.
    • Evaluate the accuracy of the model
  4. Training Autoencoders For Anomaly Detection
    • Build and train an LSTM autoencoder.
    • Develop and train a 1D convolutional autoencoder.
    • Experiment with hyperparameters and compare the results of the models.

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Each participant will be provided with dedicated access to a fully configured, GPU-accelerated workstation in the cloud.

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