Nine Minutes of Knowledge
What Level of Machine Learning Do You Want?
There are four basic types of machine learning, based on the kind of information they give you and how the machine “learns”: supervised, unsupervised, semi-supervised, and reinforcement. Jason Tranter defines these and gives an example…
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
Performance-Centered Asset Management (P-CAM)
The Performance Centered Asset Management concept is designed to optimize the inherent value of the assets in terms of Safety, Environment and Business.
- Pascal Clement
- PERCENTAM
How People-Centric Technology Improves Asset Management
Improving asset management in any organization not only requires effective leadership and a strategy, but also engagement from end users and other people involved with the program(s). In general, technology offers solutions to stay competitive and discover new business opportunities.
- Graham Heiner
- Movilitas
How Exactly Does Machine Learning Work?
Have you ever wondered exactly how machine learning works? Where does the system get the data for equipment that is not allowed to fail often? Jason Tranter goes into a method an AI system might use to tell us whether a bearing is about to fail…
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
How to Show and Tell Your Progress
Many people are visual learners. They can see slopes and lines and changes from before to after on a graph better than they can grasp a narrative description – especially if the results can be shown on a single slide or handout. Bill Barto shows how to make simple graphs in Excel…
- Bill Barto
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Real World Examples of Inventory Management
I reached out to several business owners and other consultants to get their real world perspectives on inventory management techniques in their own industries.
- Jeff Roscher
- eWorkOrders
Bearing Problems – Fault Frequency and Artificial Intelligence-Based Methods
The early detection and fault analysis of bearing problems is crucial. When a rolling-element bearing develops flaws on the races and/or rolling elements, there are four vibration frequencies that can result...
- Pawel Lecinski
- CMRP
Using PdM to Drive Reliability Improvement
PdM programs manage failures – they do not usually improve reliability. John Pucillo wants to change this. Here, he describes how your PdM program can be used to drive reliability and provides examples…
- John Pucillo
- True Reliability
Your Top Questions about Wireless Sensors – Answered
David Howard addresses some of the most common questions people have about wireless sensors, including topics such as WIFI and range, product life cycle, software and gateway, the maximum temperature a sensor can withstand, battery life, and what happens if a device loses connection…
- Michael Howard, DSc
- ERBESSD-INSTRUMENTS