Industrial AI Robustness Card for Time Series Models
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| author | Windmann, Alexander Stratmann, Benedikt Lyashenko, Mariya Niggemann, Oliver |
| author_facet | Windmann, Alexander Stratmann, Benedikt Lyashenko, Mariya Niggemann, Oliver |
| contents | Industrial AI practitioners face vague robustness requirements in emerging regulations and standards but lack concrete, implementation-ready protocols. This paper introduces the Industrial AI Robustness Card for Time Series (IARC-TS), a lightweight protocol for documenting and evaluating industrial time series models. IARC-TS specifies required fields and an empirical measurement and reporting protocol that combines drift and operational domain monitoring, uncertainty quantification, and stress tests, and maps these to selected EU AI Act documentation, testing, and monitoring obligations. A biopharmaceutical soft sensor case study illustrates how IARC-TS supports reproducible robustness evidence and defines monitoring triggers. |
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| spellingShingle | Industrial AI Robustness Card for Time Series Models Windmann, Alexander Stratmann, Benedikt Lyashenko, Mariya Niggemann, Oliver Computers and Society Artificial Intelligence Industrial AI practitioners face vague robustness requirements in emerging regulations and standards but lack concrete, implementation-ready protocols. This paper introduces the Industrial AI Robustness Card for Time Series (IARC-TS), a lightweight protocol for documenting and evaluating industrial time series models. IARC-TS specifies required fields and an empirical measurement and reporting protocol that combines drift and operational domain monitoring, uncertainty quantification, and stress tests, and maps these to selected EU AI Act documentation, testing, and monitoring obligations. A biopharmaceutical soft sensor case study illustrates how IARC-TS supports reproducible robustness evidence and defines monitoring triggers. |
| title | Industrial AI Robustness Card for Time Series Models |
| topic | Computers and Society Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.11868 |