Data-Driven Mode Identification and Unsupervised Fault Detection for Nonlinear Multimode Processes

doi:10.1109/TII.2019.2942650

2020-06-01

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DOI：10.1109/TII.2019.2942650

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In modern plants, industrial processes typically operate under different states to meet the different requirements of high-quality products. Many monitoring models for industrial processes were constructed based on the prior knowledge (the mechanism's model or the process data characteristics) to monitor such processes (called multimode processes). However, obtaining this prior knowledge is difficult in practice. Efficiently monitoring nonlinear multimode processes without any prior knowledge is an open problem that demands further exploration. Since data from different modes follow different distributions while data from the same mode are considered to be sampled from the same distribution, the modes of multimode processes can be uncovered based on the characteristics of the process data. This article proposes using a Dirichlet process Gaussian mixed model to classify the modes of multimode processes based on historical data, and then, determine the mode types of the monitored data. A nonlinear monitoring strategy based on the t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding is then proposed to achieve nonlinear dimensionality reduction and visualize the data. Finally, a monitoring index that is integrated with support vector data description is constructed for comprehensive monitoring. The proposed nonlinear multimode framework completely realizes data-driven mode identification and unsupervised fault detection without knowing any prior knowledge. The effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed model are demonstrated using data from a simulated wastewater treatment plant.

Keyword:

Monitoring

Hidden Markov models

Data models

Biological system modeling

Fault detection

Adaptation models

Indexes

Data-driven process monitoring

Dirichlet process Gaussian mixed model (DPGMM)

fault detection

multimode systems