Anomáliák észlelése vízellátó rendszerekben

Identification of Irregularities In Water Distribution Networks

Authors

  • CZAKO Zoltán
  • SEBESTYEN GHEORGHE
  • ANCA HANGAN

Keywords:

Drinking-water quality, Anomaly Detection, Artificial Intelligence (AI), AutomaticAI, Ivóvíz Minőség, Anomáliák Észlelése, Mesterséges Intelligencia (AI)

Abstract

Anomaly detection in water supply infrastructures is an important aspect that influences the proper functioning and the security of the entire system. Making the difference between a normal and an abnormal behavior is not a simple task; it requires machine learning (ML) techniques and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. This paper presents an automated method of selecting and tuning the best AI model that has the ability to classify the input data as normal or abnormal.

Kivonat

Az anomáliák észlelése a vízellátó infrastruktúrákban fontos szempont, amely befolyásolja a teljes rendszer megfelelő működését és biztonságát. A normális és az abnormális viselkedés között különbséget tenni nem egyszerű feladat; gépi tanulási (ML) technikákat és mesterséges intelligencia (AI) algoritmusokat igényel. Ez a cikk egy automatizált módszert mutat be a legjobb mesterséges intelligencia-modell kiválasztására és paramétereinek beállításásra, amely képes a bemeneti adatokat normálisnak vagy abnormálisnak minősíteni.

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Published

2022-10-12