IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering · 2014 · 40 citations · 39 references
EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringSystems EngineeringMachine LearningProcess DynamicsProcess Systems EngineeringDigital Signal ProcessingFault DetectionNonlinear Process DynamicsProcess EngineeringProcess IdentificationSystem IdentificationIndustrial Process MonitoringModes Of OperationMultivariate Process AnalysisMultivariate Process MonitoringOnline IdentificationOnline MonitoringProcess MonitoringSignal Processing For Monitoring
This study proposes an online monitoring technique for nonlinear multiple-mode problems in industrial processes. The contributions of the proposed technique are summarized as follows: 1) Lazy learning (LL), a new adaptive local modeling method, is introduced for multiple-mode process monitoring. In this method, multiple modes are separated and accurately modeled online, and the between-mode dynamic process is considered. 2) The modified receptor density algorithm (MRDA) exhibiting superior nonlinear ability is introduced to analyze the residuals between the actual system output and the model-predicted output. The simulation of the Tennessee Eastman process with multiple operation modes shows that compared with other techniques mentioned in this study, the proposed technique performs more accurately and is more suitable for nonlinear processes with multiple operation modes.
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