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The Choice of AI Matters: Alternative Machine Learning Approaches for CPS Anomalies

Uraz Odyurt, Dolly Sapra, Andy D. Pimentel

Abstract

We compare the pros and cons of two Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions, addressing the anomaly detection and identification challenge in industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). We demonstrate how our current approach, Advanced DL, based on Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) differs from a previous one, Classic ML. Though both workflows prove to result in highly accurate classification of anomalies, Classic ML is superior in this regard with 99.23% accuracy against 94.85%. This comes at a cost, as Classic ML requires total insight and expertise regarding the system under scrutiny and heavy amounts of feature engineering, while Advanced DL treats the data as a black box, minimising the effort. At the same time, we show that finding the best performing CNN model design is not trivial. We present a quantitative comparison of both workflows in terms of elapsed times for training, validation and preprocessing, alongside discussions on qualitative aspects. Such a comparison, involving analysis of workflows for the given use-case, is of independent interest. We find the choice of AI solution to be use-case dependent.

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Type:
Article
Year:
2021
Venue:
IEA/AIE 2021
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-79463-7_40
DOI (arXiv):
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