Optimization of monitoring and early warning technology for mine water disasters using microservices and long short-term memory algorithm
Wei Li,
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Yang Li,
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Yaning Zhao
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et al.
The Journal of Supercomputing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
81(4)
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Language: Английский
TiTAD: Time-Invariant Transformer for Multivariate Time Series Anomaly Detection
Yue Liu,
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Wenhao Wang,
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Yunpeng Wu
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et al.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 1401 - 1401
Published: March 31, 2025
Anomaly
detection
in
multivariate
time
series
data
is
critical
for
industrial
sectors
such
as
manufacturing
and
aerospace.
While
existing
methods
have
achieved
notable
success
specific
scenarios,
they
often
narrowly
focus
on
either
the
temporal
or
spatial
dimensions
while
overlooking
their
complex
interdependencies.
Furthermore,
these
approaches
tend
to
neglect
time-invariant
characteristics
that
are
crucial
accurately
capturing
spatio-temporal
dynamics
of
series.
To
address
limitations,
this
paper
introduces
Time-invariant
Transformer
Multivariate
Time
Series
Detection
(TiTAD),
a
novel
framework
synergizes
invariance
with
modeling.
TiTAD
leverages
Transformer,
component
excels
at
extracting
both
features
by
incorporating
an
augmented
memory
mechanism.
This
mechanism
enhances
anomaly
identification
robustness
through
synergistic
integration
heterogeneous
feature
sets.
Additionally,
mitigates
Transformer’s
tendency
lose
sequence
information
use
Gated
Recurrent
Unit
(GRU),
thereby
further
enhancing
model’s
capability
discern
patterns.
The
inclusion
Feature
Fusion
module
within
serves
refine
extracted
adjusting
weights
minimizing
redundancy,
ensuring
most
relevant
utilized
prediction
detection.
Empirical
evaluation
three
industrial-scale
benchmarks
(SWaT,
WADI,
SMD)
demonstrates
TiTAD’s
superior
performance
compared
other
methods.
Language: Английский
MSDG: Multi-Scale Dynamic Graph Neural Network for Industrial Time Series Anomaly Detection
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(22), P. 7218 - 7218
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
A
large
number
of
sensors
are
typically
installed
in
industrial
plants
to
collect
real-time
operational
data.
These
monitor
data
with
time
series
correlation
and
spatial
over
time.
In
previous
studies,
GNN
has
built
many
successful
models
deal
data,
but
most
these
have
fixed
perspectives
struggle
capture
the
dynamic
correlations
space
simultaneously.
Therefore,
this
paper
constructs
a
multi-scale
graph
neural
network
(MSDG)
for
anomaly
detection
sensor
First,
sliding
window
mechanism
is
proposed
input
different
scale
into
corresponding
network.
Then,
constructed
spatial–temporal
dependencies
multivariate
Finally,
model
comprehensively
considers
extracted
features
sequence
reconstruction
utilizes
errors
detection.
Experiments
been
conducted
on
three
real
public
datasets,
results
show
that
method
outperforms
mainstream
methods.
Language: Английский