Week 4 — Lesson 3: Rolling features per machine

3 min

A single NorthPeak reading, temperature_c = 43.4, means little on its own: each machine has its own normal, and old machines run warmer. Compared with the same machine's recent past, the same value becomes a signal. Four rolling columns built in Exercise 1 carry that comparison, and they lift the AUC from 0.879 to 0.954 with the same model. This lesson explains the recipe, shows the group means, and names the two technical choices that keep the columns honest.

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This lesson is part of the “Week 4 — Data preparation and dataset separation” module

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