alphainfo is a Structural Intelligence API for monitoring sensor signals over time and detecting regime changes before they become crises. It classifies a signal as stable, transition, or unstable, and it is built for engineers, data scientists, and operations teams that watch critical signals.
The API breaks each signal into five structural dimensions: variance, spectrum, fractal, transition, and trend. It says which dimension changed, provides a full audit trail, and returns results in milliseconds. The product also supports universal calibration by default, with optional auto-tuning to the signal’s profile. For triage, it offers a structural fingerprint in the API response, and it includes reproducible audit replay with deterministic output for the same input and engine version.
alphainfo is delivered through a REST API with key authentication and is described as working on-prem or in the cloud. It also provides a Python client, shown with pip installation and methods for comparing a recent observation to a known baseline or detecting internal change when no baseline is available. The documentation mentions direct REST access, any language support, and integration with PLCs and SCADA via REST in industrial settings. The service offers a live playground with no signup and a quick start in 5 minutes.
Pricing references a free start and a Pro+ plan, with a 99.9% uptime SLA on Pro+. The page also names versions v2.3.0 and engine 2.2.0, and says the system has been validated with 57 public datasets from PhysioNet, Yahoo Finance, and USGS. It presents use cases across civil and industrial engineering, healthcare and biomedical signals, financial markets, energy and utilities, industry 4.0, and research and R&D.
alphainfo is a Time series & forecasting project. It focuses on analyzing and detecting patterns in time series data with structure-aware algorithms. alphainfo is an open-source project aimed at data scientists. The project is open source (MIT). alphainfo is available on the web, the command line, and API, and it can be self-hosted.
alphainfo first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are time series analysis, regime detection, and anomaly detection. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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