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Edge AI Anomaly Detection Part 3: Deploy Machine Learning Models to Raspberry Pi | DigiKey

In the third episode, we train a new set of machine learning models and deploy them to a Raspberry Pi. We rely on the Mahalanobis Distance and a neural network to detect anomalies in accelerometer data.

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5/29/2020 5:30:37 PM

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ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
HUZZAH32 ESP32 FEATHER MALE HDR3591HUZZAH32 ESP32 FEATHER MALE HDR175 - Immediate$18.09View Details
MSA301 TRIPLE AXIS ACCELEROMETER4344MSA301 TRIPLE AXIS ACCELEROMETER0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details

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