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false alarm

false alarm A false alarm is an incorrect signal or classification that identifies an abnormal event or disturbance when ordinary operations have produced the data pattern instead.

A false alarm is an incorrect signal or classification that identifies an abnormal event or disturbance when ordinary operations have produced the data pattern instead. In this source, it refers to routine mine activities creating wind-velocity changes that are mistakenly recognized as disturbances.

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Drafting source: Shang Wentian; Deng Lijun; Liu Jian; Zhou Yukai. Multi-disturbance identification from mine wind-velocity data based on MSSW and WPT-GBDT. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0284316; article XML SHA-256 aa16af8ef7217d196ff706906017351185219671e9f801897700b8691589b255. “Multi-disturbance identification from mine wind-velocity data based on MSSW and WPT-GBDT” (10.1371/journal.pone.0284316).
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