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Interpretable Rules for Online Failure Prediction: A Case Study on the Metro do Porto dataset

Jakobs et al., 2025

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16987809904685004519
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Jakobs M
Veloso B
Gama J
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arXiv preprint arXiv:2502.07394

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Due to their high predictive performance, predictive maintenance applications have increasingly been approached with Deep Learning techniques in recent years. However, as in other real-world application scenarios, the need for explainability is often stated but not …
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