Applications and problems

Anomaly detection and predictive monitoring

A statistical anomaly is not automatically a fault. A robust system separates what the model flags from what can be verified, measures false alarms and adapts to data drift without losing traceability.

What matters

The problem comes before the model.

  • Baselines and thresholds defined before evaluation.
  • Drift controls and comparison across multiple signals or residuals.
  • Metrics for false positives, detection delay and conditions where no conclusion should be drawn.

Lab Intelligence approach

Sources, assumptions, checks, versions, metrics and limitations remain visible. A more complex technique is used only when it adds value over an understandable baseline.

How the method works →