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Hi everyone! I’m currently doing an internship at a manufacturing plant and working on a project to improve the analysis of machine downtime. The idea is to use NLP to automatically cluster and categorize free-text comments that workers enter when a machine goes down (e.g., reason for failure, duration, etc.).
The current issue is that categories are inconsistent and free-text entries make it hard to analyze or visualize common failure patterns. I’m thinking of using a multilingual sentence transformer model (e.g., `distiluse-base-multilingual-cased-v1`) to embed the remarks and apply clustering (like KMeans or DBSCAN) to group similar issues.

feeling a little lost since there are so many Modells

Has anyone worked on a similar project in manufacturing or maintenance? Do you have tips for preprocessing, model fine-tuning, or validating the clustering results?

Any feedback or resources would be appreciated!

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