Read anomaly model results through OPC UA

Access model trends and alarm levels alongside the sensor data.

Data & interfaces

Documented anomaly-service models and Sensor Dashboard node structure. Available models and node names depend on the installation.

Find the model

In the documented OPC UA address space, expand the sensor’s tensorFlow attribute and models node. Model names correspond to those shown in the Sensor Dashboard.

Choose the output

The source lists lossMAE for raw prediction error, Expectile_05pct, Expectile_25pct, Expectile_50pct, Expectile_75pct and Expectile_95pct for trend statistics, and alarmLevel for the configured threshold.

Original model outputs and dashboard labels
OPC UA attributeMeaning in the original guide
lossMAERaw prediction error, shown as raw.
Expectile_05pct5% expectile, shown as LO 5%.
Expectile_25pct25% expectile.
Expectile_50pct50% expectile, labeled median in that dashboard.
Expectile_75pct75% expectile.
Expectile_95pct95% expectile, shown as HI 95%.
alarmLevelThe alarm level set in the Sensor Dashboard.

Check model availability

These nodes require an available anomaly model. The original service description separates model training from local monitoring; model provisioning is not a standard measurement-export step.

Further information

Planning your own setup? Check the current equipment and interfaces, or ask how this guidance applies to your machine.

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