Abstract: A system and computer-implemented method for detecting anomalies in industrial machine sensor data, including: computing, based on a received suspected anomalous level value of a sensory input data of each of the a plurality of sensory input data of a plurality of industrial machines that are located within a predetermined proximity, an average anomalous amount that is associated with at least a time interval; and determining that at least one of the plurality of suspected anomalies is an anomaly when a result of a subtraction of the computed average anomalous amount from each suspected anomalous level value of the plurality of sensory input data exceeds a predetermined threshold.

Abstract: Disclosed herein a method and machine monitoring system for predicting failures of industrial machines. The system is configured to receive sensor data related to a machine, such as large industrial machinery, and select indicative data features for machine failures. The system then applies an unsupervised machine failure detection process and a supervised machine failure prediction process to the selected indicative data feature. When new sensor data of the machine is received, a machine failure detection process is applied to the selected at least one indicative data feature that is associated with the new sensor data. This allows the disclosed system to determine whether at least one machine failure indicator was detected and if so, the machine failure is tagged. Then, the system updates the supervised machine failure prediction process with the new tagged machine failure indicators, such that the supervised machine failure prediction process is continuously updated and improved.

Abstract: A system and computer-implemented method for detecting anomalies in industrial machine sensor data, including: computing, based on a received suspected anomalous level value of a sensory input data of each of the a plurality of sensory input data of a plurality of industrial machines that are located within a predetermined proximity, an average anomalous amount that is associated with at least a time interval; and determining that at least one of the plurality of suspected anomalies is an anomaly when a result of a subtraction of the computed average anomalous amount from each suspected anomalous level value of the plurality of sensory input data exceeds a predetermined threshold.