Anomaly Detection Scope View

Model menu > Anomaly Detection Scope View

The Anomaly Detection Scope View window contains the following elements:

ClosedToolbar

    Zoom In

    By clicking in the plot, the visualization becomes larger. Draw a rectangle to zoom in on that area.

    Zoom Out

    By clicking in the plot, the visualization becomes smaller.

    Pan

    This allows you to move the plot within the window.

    Update

    Updates the plots in the window.

With the drop-downs you can select the output, model and dataset to be displayed.

Each input signal is displayed in a separate plot. The last plot shows the output and the total anomaly score.

Click anywhere in a plot to place the x-axis cursor (dashed blue line) for all plots. The exact y value of each line is displayed above the corresponding plot.

Measured: The black line represents the measured data.

Reconstructed: The blue line represents the reconstructed data

The difference between measured and reconstructed data indicates anomalies.

Signalwise Anomaly Score: The red line represents the anomaly score per signal.

Signalwise Anomaly Detection: The pink bars indicate anomalies.

The threshold for anomalies can be set in the Model Configuration window under Rounding Threshold (Model > Configurations). The default value is 0.5. The smoothing window blurs the boundaries slightly.

Last plot:

The black line represents the selected output.

Total Anomaly Score: The red line of the last plot indicates the total anomaly score of all signals.