Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Fnu Syed Furqhan Ulla

Mohammed Talal Yassar Azam

Mohammad Adnan

Ketan Vijayvargiya

Devesh Ratho

Ahmed Gamal Hamed

Aditya Bahuguna

Ankita Verma

Ankur Mehrotra

Shekhar Agrawal

Systems and methods are described for to detecting anomalies in various forms of data, including non-time series data. In one example, a data ingestion interval for customer data may be determined, where the data ingestion interval specifies a frequency at which data is analyzed to detect analogies in portions of the data corresponding to time windows. A portion of the customer data may then be obtained and aggregated from a data source according to the data ingestion interval. The portion of data may be converted into time series data by appending a time stamp corresponding to the time window of the portion of the data. The anomaly detection service may then process the time series data, using a time series data anomaly model, to detect one or more anomalies in the time series data.

Converting non time series data to time series data

A service to provide anomaly detection receives a request to back-test the service. The request includes information for accessing a dataset of historical data. The service executes workflows to ingest the data, train a plurality of machine learning models to perform anomaly detection, and detect anomalies in the dataset. A representation of the detect anomalies is generated and presented to a user. The service receives an indication to activate the service to provide ongoing anomaly detection services.

Anomaly back-testing

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