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Anomaly explorer

For samples that are longer than the window length, a sliding window is used to classify the data multiple times. This setting determines the increase of the sliding window in milliseconds, for each step. This affects both live classification and model testing.

Mirror the setting from 'Create impulse' (200 ms.)

Enter a window increase (ms.):

Every learning block has a threshold. This can be the minimum confidence that a neural network needs to have, or the maximum anomaly score before a sample is tagged as an anomaly. You can configure these thresholds to tweak the sensitivity of these learning blocks. This affects both live classification and model testing.

NN Classifier

Minimum confidence rating

Should be numeric

Anomaly detection

Minimum score before tagging as anomaly

Should be numeric

You can upload CBOR, JSON, CSV, Parquet, WAV, JPG, PNG, AVI or MP4 files. You can also upload an annotation file named "info.labels" with your data to assign bounding boxes, labels, and/or metadata. View Uploader docs to learn more. Alternatively, you can use our Python SDK to programmatically ingest data in various formats, such as pandas or numpy; or import data directly from another project.

For CSV and Parquet files, configure the CSV Wizard to define how your files should be processed before uploading files.

Bounding boxes: You can upload object detection datasets in any supported format. Select both your images and the label file(s) when uploading to apply the labels.

Please give us some information about the data you are trying to upload.

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Collect data directly from your phone, computer, device, or development board.

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Use the 'Classify new data' section to collect data from this device.

You can connect almost any device over serial using our data forwarder:

$ edge-impulse-data-forwarder

Or connect a supported device or development board:

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Target device

Define your target device requirements to inform model optimizations and performance calculations. No device yet? Use the default settings which you can change at any time.

Target device

Processor family

Clock rate

| MHz

Max

Custom device name

Application budget

Specify the available RAM and ROM for the model's operation, along with the maximum allowed latency for your specific application. Not sure yet? Start with the defaults and modify them later on.

RAM

| KB

Max

ROM

| KB

Max

Latency

| ms

Max

YEARLY

$400 /month

billed annually

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MONTHLY

$475 /month

billed monthly

Classify new data

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Anomaly explorer

Distance from closest cluster