Projects / ReneWind
Deep Learning / Predictive Maintenance · Renewable Energy

ReneWind

Designed neural-network classifiers for wind-turbine generator failure prediction with class-imbalance handling and recall-focused evaluation for proactive maintenance.

Business problem

Why this project matters

Designed neural-network classifiers for wind-turbine generator failure prediction with class-imbalance handling and recall-focused evaluation for proactive maintenance.

Project scope

What the work covered

01Analyze sensor and failure-label distributions
02Prepare data and address class imbalance
03Train multiple neural-network configurations
04Compare precision, recall, F1, and confusion matrices
05Select a model aligned with maintenance risk
Workflow

From question to evidence

Business problem
Data preparation
EDA / feature work
Model or analysis
Evaluation
Business conclusion
Analysis dashboard

Portfolio evidence areas

These bars summarize the emphasis of the completed work; detailed numeric outputs and full notebook cells remain available in the linked repository and HTML report.

Data prep
74%
Validation recall
93.4%
Precision focus
76%
Risk alignment
86%
Notebook evidence

Selected analysis and report visuals

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Conclusions

What the analysis demonstrated

Recall is the critical metric when missed failures have high operational cost.
Class imbalance can make accuracy misleading without threshold and confusion-matrix analysis.
The strongest evaluated configuration achieved validation recall of approximately 0.934.
GitHub README preview

Repository at a glance

renewind-inn-failure-prediction

Neural-network failure prediction for renewable-energy equipment with class-imbalance and recall-focused analysis.

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