Detection

Anomaly Detection: Six Methods, One Queue

Anomaly detection in buildings is the practice of finding the signals that don't behave as expected — and ranking them by how much they should worry you.

A modern building generates tens of thousands of signals an hour. A small fraction of those are anomalous. A small fraction of those are actually worth your attention. Anomaly detection is the discipline of producing that small fraction reliably.

FrostLogic Explore detects across six methods: Sensor drift — slow, sustained deviation from the expected baseline. Stuck values — sensor returns a constant where variance is expected. Energy spike — statistically improbable consumption jump. Forecast deviation — reality has diverged from the forecast beyond confidence band. Sensor offline — reporting cadence stopped or degraded. Cross-signal incoherence — related signals physically contradict each other.

Every anomaly is severity-scored, classified, and dropped into a single prioritised queue — the inverse of the alarm storm a traditional BMS produces.

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FrostLogic Explore

This is the engine that ships sensor intelligence as a product. Anomaly detection across six methods, forecasting with explicit confidence bounds, continuous compliance, and what-if simulation — all grounded in your own telemetry, all explainable, all auditable.

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