Document Type : Research Manuscript

Authors

• Mohammad Mehdi Abdollahi
• M. Bameni Moghadam

Statistics Dept., Faculty of Statistics, Mathematics and Computer, Allameh Tabataba'i University

Abstract

This study investigates the application of Bayesian two-sample testing in Hilbert space to monitor the health status of industrial equipment. The proposed method evaluates distributional differences between operational data samples to detect faults or anomalies. Unlike traditional multivariate techniques, our approach pro-vides higher sensitivity to subtle distributional shifts and supports visual insights into posterior distributions. Real-world experiments on industrial sensor outputs demonstrate the method’s effectiveness in early fault detection, reducing mainte-nance costs and downtime. This makes Bayesian two-sample testing in Hilbert space a powerful tool for predictive maintenance strategies.
This study investigates the application of Bayesian two-sample testing in Hilbert space to monitor the health status of industrial equipment. The proposed method evaluates distributional differences between operational data samples to detect faults or anomalies. Unlike traditional multivariate techniques, our approach pro-vides higher sensitivity to subtle distributional shifts and supports visual insights into posterior distributions. Real-world experiments on industrial sensor outputs demonstrate the method’s effectiveness in early fault detection, reducing mainte-nance costs and downtime. This makes Bayesian two-sample testing in Hilbert space a powerful tool for predictive maintenance strategies.

Keywords

• Bayesian hypothesis testing
• two-sample test
• Hilbert space
• industrial equipment
• anomaly detection

Main Subjects

• Bayesian Computation Statistics