machine_id with an active baseline is provided, regimes are classified relative to the baseline. Without a baseline, z-scores are computed from the series itself and regimes are set to UNKNOWN.
Regime Types
| Regime | Meaning |
|---|---|
HEALTHY | Operating within baseline parameters |
ACTIVE | Elevated activity but within expected range |
TRANSITION | Shifting between operational states |
SHOCK | Sudden extreme deviation from baseline |
UNKNOWN | No baseline available for comparison |
Array of data points, each with
timestamp (ISO 8601) and value (number). Minimum 12 points, maximum 8640 points. Timestamps must be sorted ascending with no duplicates.Time interval between points. One of:
yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, minutely, secondly, microsecond, none.Detection sensitivity (0-99). Higher values flag more anomalies.
Maximum fraction of points that can be flagged. Must be between 0 and 0.5 (exclusive).
Machine identifier for baseline comparison. If a baseline exists for this machine, regimes are classified using the baseline’s mean and standard deviation.
Include raw energy scores in the response.
Include 192-dimensional embedding vectors per point.
Detected seasonality period (0 if none detected).
The model’s expected value for each point.
Upper bound margin for each point.
Lower bound margin for each point.
Whether each point is an anomaly.
Whether each point is a negative anomaly.
Whether each point is a positive anomaly.
Severity score from 0.0 to 1.0 for each point.
Per-point regime classification:
HEALTHY, ACTIVE, TRANSITION, SHOCK, or UNKNOWN.Raw prediction error (energy) per point.
Normalized energy relative to baseline (or series mean if no baseline).
192-dimensional embedding vectors per point (null unless
include_embeddings is true).Model checkpoint version identifier.
Engine identifier (e.g.,
canary-v1).Inference wall time in milliseconds.