Scalable Machine Learning Pipelines for Big Telemetry Data inSemiconductor Manufacturing

The semiconductor industry faces increasing challenges in maintaining high yields and reducing costs asmanufacturing processes become more complex. A new and effective tool for optimising processes is big dataanalytics, enabling manufacturers to extract valuable insights from vast amounts of production data and make data-driven decisions. This study proposes a comprehensive machine learning (ML) pipeline tailored for analyzingtelemetry data using the SECOM dataset from the UCI repository. The methodology includes data cleaning, missingvalue imputation, feature scaling via Min-Max normalization, dimensionality reduction, and Synthetic MinorityOversampling Technique (SMOTE) to handle class imbalance. A Decision Tree Classifier (DTC) is utilized to classifygood and defective products, achieving an accuracy of 88% in addition to excellent results in terms of recall, F1-score,ROC-AUC, and accuracy. Based on a comparison, the offered DTC model performs much better than populartraditional and deep learning techniques and can be trusted for spotting and addressing faults in real life.

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International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.14741/ijcet/v.15.4.6
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Scalable Machine Learning Pipelines for Big Telemetry Data inSemiconductor Manufacturing

International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Scalable Machine Learning Pipelines for Big Telemetry Data inSemiconductor Manufacturing

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Abstract

The semiconductor industry faces increasing challenges in maintaining high yields and reducing costs asmanufacturing processes become more complex. A new and effective tool for optimising processes is big dataanalytics, enabling manufacturers to extract valuable insights from vast amounts of production data and make data-driven decisions. This study proposes a comprehensive machine learning (ML) pipeline tailored for analyzingtelemetry data using the SECOM dataset from the UCI repository. The methodology includes data cleaning, missingvalue imputation, feature scaling via Min-Max normalization, dimensionality reduction, and Synthetic MinorityOversampling Technique (SMOTE) to handle class imbalance. A Decision Tree Classifier (DTC) is utilized to classifygood and defective products, achieving an accuracy of 88% in addition to excellent results in terms of recall, F1-score,ROC-AUC, and accuracy. Based on a comparison, the offered DTC model performs much better than populartraditional and deep learning techniques and can be trusted for spotting and addressing faults in real life.

International Journal of Current Engineering and TechnologyVol. 15(04)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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