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I wonder though about getting enough training data - electric motors fail fairly rarely - MTBF would often be in the tens of thousands of hours (or better), I'd
by blacksmith_tb 10y ago
I wonder though about getting enough training data - electric motors fail fairly rarely - MTBF would often be in the tens of thousands of hours (or better), I'd expect. Though possibly a hybrid approach where you record the sound of any motor that has a service call could work, I suppose. IC engines fail quite a bit faster, so that shouldn't be as hard.
- sigstoat 10y agoafter a few tens of thousands of hours of data, i'd say any behavior which isn't present in the preceding 10k hours is a bad sign.
- dbcurtis 10y agoThat's what I'm thinking. Don't even bother to factory train the AI. Just let it learn what the machine sounds like new. After a few weeks of training data, any deviation is suspicious.
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