This invention relates to the field of
anomaly detection technology, specifically to a multi-industry-adaptive technical foundation detection method and
system. It is used to perform basic state detection on multivariate operational data generated by equipment, components, process units, or
production line links in multiple industry scenarios. The method involves: offline, acquiring historical datasets with state annotations, establishing a candidate detection
algorithm library, and training, validating, and evaluating the performance of each candidate
algorithm to form associated
metadata; extracting univariate statistical features, multivariate correlation features, anomaly distribution features, and overall structural features from each historical dataset, and obtaining a unified meta-feature representation through screening, aggregation, and embedding transformation; training a multi-output
performance prediction model using the unified meta-feature representation as input and the candidate
algorithm performance vector as output; online, extracting the meta-features to be detected from the industry object to be detected and inputting them into the model to obtain the predictive
detection performance of each candidate algorithm, selecting a single target detection component or determining multiple algorithms and their integrated weights, and outputting at least one of anomaly
score and state
label to obtain the anomaly state detection result. This invention can solve the problem that
anomaly detection algorithms are difficult to adapt quickly and accurately based on human experience when there are diverse types of industry objects, large differences in operational data structures, and frequent changes in operating conditions in multi-industry scenarios.