Detection System
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A Detection System is a prediction system that can solve detection tasks (by performing existence tests for object types within data streams).
- AKA: Detector System, Detection Algorithm System, Pattern Detection System.
- Context:
- It can typically solve Detection Tasks through detection algorithm implementation.
- It can typically perform Existence Tests via detection mechanisms.
- It can typically identify Object Type Presence using detection pattern matching.
- It can typically process Data Streams through detection data processing.
- It can typically generate Detection Results via detection output generation.
- It can typically measure Detection Confidence using detection probability estimation.
- It can typically handle Detection Uncertainty through detection threshold management.
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- It can often minimize False Positives through detection precision optimization.
- It can often reduce False Negatives via detection recall improvement.
- It can often adapt Detection Parameters using detection learning mechanisms.
- It can often integrate Multiple Detection Sources through detection fusion methods.
- It can often support Real-Time Detection via detection streaming architecture.
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- It can range from being a Univariate Detection System to being a Multivariate Detection System, depending on its detection variable count.
- It can range from being a Numerical Detection System to being a Categorical Detection System, depending on its detection data type.
- It can range from being an Unordered-Data Detection System to being a Sequential-Data Detection System, depending on its detection data structure.
- It can range from being an I.I.D. Detection System to being a Non-I.I.D. Detection System, depending on its detection data distribution.
- It can range from being a Rule-Based Detection System to being a Learning-Based Detection System, depending on its detection methodology.
- It can range from being a Single-Target Detection System to being a Multi-Target Detection System, depending on its detection scope.
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- It can implement Detection Algorithms for detection computation.
- It can utilize Sensors for detection data acquisition.
- It can employ Detection Models for detection pattern recognition.
- It can integrate with Surveillance Systems for detection monitoring application.
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- Examples:
- Language Processing Detection Systems, such as:
- Entity Mention Detection Systems, such as:
- Linguistic Pattern Detection Systems, such as:
- Security Detection Systems, such as:
- Intrusion Detection Systems, such as:
- Fraud Detection Systems, such as:
- Threat Detection Systems, such as:
- Anomaly Detection Systems, such as:
- Outlier Detection Systems, such as:
- Change Detection Systems, such as:
- Deviation Detection Systems, such as:
- Physical Detection Systems, such as:
- Collision Detection Systems, such as:
- Motion Detection Systems, such as:
- Proximity Detection Systems, such as:
- Medical Detection Systems, such as:
- Disease Detection Systems, such as:
- Medical Signal Detection Systems, such as:
- Business Detection Systems, such as:
- Opportunity Scanner Systems, such as:
- Risk Detection Systems, such as:
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- Language Processing Detection Systems, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Identification Systems, which determine specific identity rather than just existence presence.
- Classification Systems, which categorize input data into predefined classes beyond detection outcome.
- Segmentation Systems, which partition data into multiple regions rather than detecting specific patterns.
- Prediction Systems without detection focus, which forecast future values rather than detecting current presence.
- Recognition Systems, which involve both detection and classification as combined task.
- See: Detection Task, Sensing System, Sensor, Surveillance System, Pattern Recognition System, Anomaly Detection Algorithm, Signal Processing System, Machine Learning System, Detection Algorithm.