Can two similar datasets produce completely different predictive feasibility outcomes?
FD001 → GO
FD002 → NO-GO
Signal structure matters more than dataset category.
Comparison of predictive feasibility behavior across the NASA C-MAPSS FD001 and FD002 datasets.
Many predictive AI projects begin with the assumption that prediction is possible simply because data exists.
This case demonstrates that:
• Similar datasets can produce fundamentally different predictive outcomes.
• Model complexity cannot compensate for missing reproducible structure.
• Predictive feasibility should be evaluated before model development begins.
The limitation is often not the model.
The limitation already exists within the signal.
Two datasets.
One benchmark family.
Completely different predictive feasibility outcomes.
The difference is not model choice.
The difference is signal structure.