Automated analyzers for estimation systems

Data processing: artificial intelligence – Neural network – Learning method

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C706S017000, C706S023000

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07127439

ABSTRACT:
This invention specifies analyzers to be run in conjunction with computer estimation systems, which may be applied to performance monitoring (APM) services. A semi-automated analyzer may be used by a human analyst to periodically evaluate available historical data for establishing a desired set of input measurements, model parameters, and reporting criteria, collectively called configuration parameters, to be used by an estimation system. In addition, a fully automated analyzer may periodically and automatically reevaluate such configuration parameters and automatically reconfigure the estimation system accordingly. For both types of analyzer, the active set of input measurements for the computerized estimation system can be initially established or periodically updated to perform any variety of configuration tuning operations, including the following: removing linearly redundant variables; removing inputs showing no variation; removing unnecessary or non-estimable inputs; tuning estimation system operating parameters that govern learning rates and the use of recent trends; occasional model accuracy assessment; and tuning monitoring alarm thresholds.

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