Tells the future
Go beyond monitoring: Automate analysis to take actions
Example of how PRECOG works
In this example, you can see how Precog raises an alarm 14 days before a fault occurs in an electric motor.
You can find more examples on the Try Precog page.
Accuracy and Evaluation
Excellent results backed by over 14 years of experience and 7 billion measurement data points!
The algorithms have been tested based on > 1,500 different assets and indicators, using over 10 years of diverse technical measurement data.
The accuracy of the PRECOG algorithms is measured using a custom evaluation and testing program designed for this purpose.
Various technical parameters are continuously evaluated based on criteria including the ones listed below, and we continuously improve the efficiency of the predictions by appropriately adjusting these parameters.
Ways to assess the accuracy of the capabilities of PRECOG prediction algorithms
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Fault prediction ratio (above 90%):
- We count how many faults the algorithm successfully predicted within a given period, including both the faults that were mitigated in time and those that occurred.
- Formula: Number of correctly predicted faults / sum of faults happened
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Prediction in time (above 90%):
- PRECOG is reliable in predicting medium and long-term faults, as well as sudden short-term faults.
- Formula: Number of predictions made in time / total number of predictions made
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Critical alerts ratio (~100%):
- Almost all detected faults trigger at least one red alert from PRECOG before they occur, timely warning the operator.
- Formula: Number of red alerts / total number of alerts
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False critical alerts ratio (less than 1%):
- PRECOG algorithms are designed to minimize false alerts, thereby preventing unnecessary distractions for the operator.
- Formula: Number of false red alerts / total number of alertsalse critical alerts ratio (less than 1%)
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Consistency of predictions (above 80%):
Case Studies
Turnout prediction projects in the railway sector
View an example of turnout prediction for railway switches performing periodic motion.
The turnouts use single-phase or three-phase AC electric motors.
The turnouts use single-phase or three-phase AC electric motors.
Railway industry
Prediction project in the telecommunication industry
More than 1500 different IT KPIs and Telecommunication Network KPIs, backed by over a decade of measured data
Telecommunication industry
Smart maintenance maturity assessment diagram
Measuring various physical aspects of IoT devices
Collect and store telemetry data
Monitoring, administration
and general AI
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Basic fault detection
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Helps to find the right physical aspects
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Provide approximate reference data
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Due to the general model, the success rate is significantly lower
Precog statistical algorithms
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Designed for industrial use
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Typically for electric motors and machines performing periodic motion
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Combines multiple different probability calculation algorithms
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High success rate, as it is specifically tailored
PRECOG AI
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Automatically learns the behavior of the device
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Development of algorithms tailored to the specific device
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Continuously improves the efficiency of the algorithms
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Automatic reference data determination
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Short learning time
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Very accurate forecasts, analysis and advice