Hi there,
My proposal answers are:
- How do you choose the best window (start time to end time) of observations ?
Test varying window sizes (e.g., first 30, 50, 75 points) to evaluate early fault detection capabilities.
Use overlapping windows to capture transitional features between Normal and Fault states.
- What model (CNN, RNN, Tree-based, SVM, etc.) would you propose and why ?
Based on my experience, tree-based models, such as this kind of model, performed well in standard detection algorithms as they work well in low-data scenarios. However, I believe in experimentation so would also be considering 1D CNN along with the attention mechanism as an alternative to meet the required metrics as prescribed.
As a highly experienced engineer in data science, machine learning, and predictability modeling, I'm well-equipped to tackle your need for an industrial machinery fault detection model. With over two decades of experience, including my years of overseeing complex projects at a multinational corporation and my statistical tutoring abilities, I bring a wealth of skills to the table.
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Thanks,
Vijay