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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 03, 2026
Filed:
Apr. 21, 2021
British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, London, GB;
Giulio Giaconi, London, GB;
Samuel Moore, London, GB;
Christopher Nugent, London, GB;
Shuai Zhang, London, GB;
Ian Cleland, London, GB;
British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, London, GB;
Abstract
A method of identifying anomalous data obtained by at least one sensor of a plurality of sensors located within an environment. The method includes identifying, based on sensor data obtained from the plurality of sensors, at least one instance of a sequence of events that occurred within the environment. A probability of the sequence of events occurring within the environment under non-anomalous conditions is obtained. A frequency characteristic dependent on a frequency at which the sequence of events occurred within the environment is determined. A likelihood of the sequence of events occurring within the environment at the frequency is determined, based on a combination of the probability and the frequency characteristic. It is identified, based on the likelihood, that at least a portion of the sensor data is anomalous.
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