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Leveraging Continuous Learning in Edge AI
Sep 28, 2024
Notes on Enabling Continuous Learning for ML-Based Anomaly Detection at the Edge
Introduction
Speaker: Journy Plunket, Senior Developer Relations Engineer at Edge Impulse
Topic: Continuous learning for ML-based anomaly detection using Edge Impulse
Key areas of discussion:
Overview of Edge Impulse
Advanced anomaly detection and its applications
Live demo of Edge Impulse Studio
What is Edge Impulse?
Leading embedded machine learning platform
Functionality includes:
Collecting and labeling training/testing data
Designing and training ML models
Testing and validating model performance
Deploying models to Edge devices
Applications span various industries:
Predictive maintenance
Asset tracking
Quality assurance
Human interface systems (occupancy detection, speech recognition, predictive healthcare)
Continuous Learning for Edge ML Projects
Continuous learning enables ML models to improve over time:
Sending anomaly detection data to the cloud
Retraining and redeploying models to Edge devices
Benefits include rapid detection of machine failures (e.g., industrial machines)
Advanced MLOps infrastructure:
Data protection, model management, user access control
Integration with platforms like Google Cloud and AWS
Advanced data set building with quality control
Advanced Anomaly Detection
Definition: Use of machine learning on the edge to identify machine failures preemptively
Importance:
Monitors equipment health to prevent costly repairs
Uses data (e.g., vibration, sound) for anomaly detection
Workflow:
Collect data for nominal operation and off state
Process data using Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Train ML model on extracted features
Validate and deploy model
Live Demo Overview
Use case: Vibration anomaly detection for HVAC systems
Data collection for two classes:
Nominal operation
Off state
Feature extraction using DSP blocks in Edge Impulse Studio
Importance of feature extraction for efficient models
DSP Blocks in Edge Impulse Studio
Pre-written DSP blocks available for immediate use
Custom DSP blocks can be created and integrated
Feature importance tool suggests key features for training models
Model Training and Testing
Classifiers and anomaly detection blocks:
K-means anomaly detection block for sensor data projects
Model testing without deployment:
Cross-validation of classification results
Anomaly score calculations
Deployment options:
C++ library for embedded firmware
No black boxes, full source code access
Other Use Cases for Anomaly Detection
Predictive maintenance applications include:
Air conditioner filter monitoring
Circuit breaker aging detection
Leak detection (water/hazardous)
Motor control and condition monitoring
Resources for Further Learning
Public projects available for cloning in Edge Impulse account
Documentation and tutorials for:
Advanced anomaly detection
DSP blocks
Custom processing blocks
Live Demo Highlights
Project dashboard overview in Edge Impulse Studio
Data acquisition and testing setup
Designing and training models with feature importance insights
Continuous learning through retraining models
Deployment of anomaly detection models to Edge devices
Conclusion
Successful implementation of anomaly detection models in embedded environments
Continuous learning and model refinement are key to effective machine learning applications at the edge.
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