Anomaly detection a premier: from Z scores to autoencoders


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Speaker: Sergio Solorzano-Rocha, Researcher/Developer at Exeon Analytics
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergio-solorzano-rocha
Topic:
Anomaly detection a premier: from Z scores to autoencoders
Schedule:
6:00pm - 6:30pm - Registration
6:30pm - 6:35pm - ODSC Intro
6:35pm - 7:20pm - Talk
7:20pm - 7:30pm - Q&A
7:30pm - 8:00pm - Networking and Apero
Bio:
Sergio Solorzano-Rocha is a computational Physicist with experience in
statistical physics, classical and quantum simulation techniques and
data analysis. Over the last two years, he has worked at Exeon
Analytics where he has contributed to developing one of the most
advanced cyber threat detection systems.
Abstract:
In this talk, the practical and theoretical aspects of anomaly detection
will be introduced. In the first part, various basic techniques and
how they relate to each other will be explained. The aim is to provide
a starting point to create useful baselines, that can also be used to
compare results obtained with more complex methods. The second part of the talk is about "advanced" methods (autoencoders, isolation forests,
itemset approaches, etc.) and some of their uses cases.
Thank you to our partner, Liip, for providing us the venue: https://www.liip.ch/en
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Anomaly detection a premier: from Z scores to autoencoders