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P.P. Odiowei 《Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems》2010,103(1):59-65
The cost effective benefits of process monitoring will never be over emphasised. Amongst monitoring techniques, the Independent Component Analysis (ICA) is an efficient tool to reveal hidden factors from process measurements, which follow non-Gaussian distributions. Conventionally, most ICA algorithms adopt the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) as a pre-processing tool for dimension reduction and de-correlation before extracting the independent components (ICs). However, due to the static nature of the PCA, such algorithms are not suitable for dynamic process monitoring. The dynamic extension of the ICA (DICA), similar to the dynamic PCA, is able to deal with dynamic processes, however unsatisfactorily. On the other hand, the Canonical Variate Analysis(CVA) is an ideal tool for dynamic process monitoring, however is not sufficient for nonlinear systems where most measurements follow non-Gaussian distributions. To improve the performance of nonlinear dynamic process monitoring, a state space based ICA (SSICA) approach is proposed in this work. Unlike the conventional ICA, the proposed algorithm employs the CVA as a dimension reduction tool to construct a state space, from where statistically independent components are extracted for process monitoring. The proposed SSICA is applied to the Tennessee Eastman Process Plant as a case study. It shows that the new SSICA provides better monitoring performance and detect some faults earlier than other approaches, such as the DICA and the CVA. 相似文献
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Nonlinear Dynamic Process Monitoring Using Canonical Variate Analysis and Kernel Density Estimations
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Vinay Kariwala Pabara-Ebiere Odiowei Yi Cao Tao Chen 《Journal of Process Control》2010,20(10):1198-1206
Fault detection and diagnosis is a critical approach to ensure safe and efficient operation of manufacturing and chemical processing plants. Although multivariate statistical process monitoring has received considerable attention, investigation into the diagnosis of the source or cause of the detected process fault has been relatively limited. This is partially due to the difficulty in isolating multiple variables, which jointly contribute to the occurrence of fault, through conventional contribution analysis. In this work, a method based on probabilistic principal component analysis is proposed for fault isolation. Furthermore, a branch and bound method is developed to handle the combinatorial nature of problem involving finding the contributing variables, which are most likely to be responsible for the occurrence of fault. The efficiency of the method proposed is shown through benchmark examples, such as Tennessee Eastman process, and randomly generated cases. 相似文献
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