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The aim is to enhance anomaly detection for 24-hour time-based patterns using advanced AI techniques.

May 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Universal AI Anomaly Detection for 24-Hour Time-Based Patterns — E8 Intelligence Research

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The aim is to enhance anomaly detection for 24-hour time-based patterns using advanced AI techniques.
Utilized seasonal decomposition methods like STL and SARIMA to isolate cyclical patterns.
Employed deep learning architectures, including LSTMs and CNNs, for analyzing complex hourly data.
Integrated with Google Cloud Vertex AI for real-time data processing and anomaly scoring.
Achieved scalable real-time anomaly detection with improved accuracy in identifying novel events.
Demonstrated effective integration with Google Cloud services, optimizing performance and responsiveness.

Abstract

Andrew Caldin formalization of advanced AI anomaly detection for time-based 24-hour clock data. AI techniques: Seasonal decomposition (STL, SARIMA) to separate daily/weekly/longer cycles; deep learning (LSTMs, CNNs, Transformers) trained on complex changing hourly patterns; unsupervised learning (Isolation Forests, autoencoders, DBSCAN) for novel events without labels. Technology: Integration with Google Cloud Vertex AI, BigQuery ML for scalable real-time and batch deployment. Continuous ingestion of time-stamped data with real-time anomaly scoring, alerting via live dashboards, and adaptive f Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com

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