DataControl does not impose ready-made templates. For every deployment we select analytical methods appropriate to the specifics of your process and data — from classical process statistics to deep LSTM neural networks and Monte Carlo analysis.
Starting point
Process & Production Data Analysis
Before we design anything, we need to understand your data. We check what is actually being measured, examine value distributions, identify gaps and correlations. This stage eliminates guesswork — it is where every deployment begins.
EDA
Correlations
KPI / OEE
Descriptive statistics
Unsupervised learning
Clustering & Data Grouping
Sometimes data naturally groups into clusters that nobody previously defined — machine operating modes, defect types, energy consumption profiles. Clustering algorithms reveal these patterns without requiring manual labelling of historical records.
K-Means
DBSCAN
Hierarchical
t-SNE
Deep Learning
Trend Prediction – LSTM Networks
Time-series data has memory — what happens now depends on what happened before. LSTM networks learn these dependencies and forecast where temperature, pressure or throughput is heading — with a look-ahead of minutes, hours or days.
LSTM
Time series
Forecasting
Rolling window
Early warning
Anomaly Detection
The model learns how your machine or process normally behaves — and flags when something starts to deviate from the norm. No manual alarm thresholds required. The system detects irregularities automatically and sends a notification before a failure or reject occurs.
Isolation Forest
Autoencoder
Z-score
LOF
Bottleneck detection
Feature Importance Analysis
Which variable has the greatest impact on product quality? Where are you actually losing throughput? Feature importance analysis answers these questions with numbers — not intuition. It shows which parameters deserve attention first.
SHAP
Feature Importance
PCA
Permutation
Risk analysis
Monte Carlo Analysis
Instead of a single forecast you get a distribution of possible outcomes — with the probability of each. Useful for production planning, assessing the risk of exceeding quality norms and "what if" analysis across different process scenarios.
MC Simulations
Risk analysis
Sensitivity
Scenarios