SMART ma’lumotlari asosida disk nosozliklarini mashina o‘rganish modellari yordamida bashoratlash

Authors

  • Shamurod Xolmurov Abdihamidovich Termiz iqtisodiyot va servis universiteti magistranti

Keywords:

SMART monitoring, disk failure, predictive maintenance, machine learning, Random Forest, XGBoost, anomaly detection, LSTM, class imbalance, F1-score

Abstract

This article evaluates machine-learning models for predicting disk failures from SMART monitoring data. Random Forest, XGBoost, SVM, Isolation Forest, Autoencoder, and LSTM were compared using a model dataset of 40,000 disk-day observations with imbalanced classes. The results indicate that Random Forest provides the most balanced F1 performance for static features, whereas LSTM has strong potential when temporal sequences are available. Model-selection conditions are identified, and a conceptual three-layer hybrid architecture is proposed for practical predictive maintenance.

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Published

01.09.2026

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