This document discusses fast data analysis in automotive engineering. It outlines the typical workflow for data analysis, including accessing data, pre-processing data, performing analysis, creating models, and deploying models. It identifies some common challenges, such as working with large or messy data files in different formats, dealing with missing or abnormal data values, and ensuring user experience. It provides recommendations for faster data analysis, including automating the analysis workflow, using a unified platform that allows easy interfacing with test benches and flexible deployment options, and reducing the amount of coding required.
2. Data Analysis.
Data analysis work flow.
Access Data Pre-process Data
Data Analysis
Model
Model
Deployment
Data file
Strain sensor Temp. sensor
Sound sensor Press. sensor
Working with
messy data
Data Reduction
Efficiency quality Cost
Optimisation
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0.066
0.068
0.07
0.072
0.074
0.076
0.078
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MassflowRate[kg/s]
Time[ s ]
Test Data
Pred Data
Prediction Scripting for similar use
Validation
- Platform with statistical
capability is required
- User interface software is
preferable, for fast processing
Coding required
System
Data
analysis
model
Other
Model or
Hardware
Interface
Regression 2
3. Challenges of Data Analysis
Access data file Pre-process Data Model
Model
Deployment
1- User experience.
a- Developing the model.
b- Code generation.
2- Model interface.
1- Big data file(s) i.e. DBF.
2- Different files format.
3- Resampling.
4- Missing data, zeros and spikes.
Unified
Platform
1D Model
GT-Power
Ricardo wave
LMS-AMESIM
3D Model
ANSYS
COMSOL
Hardware
Control/Map
Automation
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.CPP
PLC
HDL
Fast Data Analysis:
1- Defined your needs and the stage of the workflow.
2- Platform benchmarking.
Faster Data Analysis:
1- Data analysis automation.
2- Platform.
a- Unified platform.
b- Easy to interface with test bench.
c- Versatile deployment capabilities.
d- Less coding time.
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