Description: The incorporation of domain knowledge in anomaly detection refers to the integration of the experience and understanding of experts in a specific area within the processes of identifying unusual behaviors in data. This approach allows detection systems to rely not only on algorithms and statistical models but also to consider the context and particularities of the domain in question. By integrating this knowledge, more precise and relevant thresholds can be established, as well as identifying patterns that may go unnoticed by automated systems. This synergy between artificial intelligence and human expertise is crucial, as experts can provide insights into what constitutes an anomaly in their field, improving the accuracy and effectiveness of detection systems. Furthermore, the incorporation of domain knowledge can facilitate the interpretation of results, allowing analysts to better understand the underlying causes of detected anomalies. In summary, this approach not only optimizes anomaly detection but also enriches the analysis process, making the results more useful and applicable in decision-making.
