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Graph embedded patch-sense autoencoder with prior knowledge for multi-component system anomaly detection
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DOI：10.1016/j.ress.2024.110784.png)
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For large-scale integrated systems, efficient anomaly detection is crucial in monitoring complex equipment. Interdependency among multiple components hinders the establishment of trust in system decision-making within multivariate time series. In this work, we propose a prior knowledge graph embedded patch-sense autoencoder (GEPAE), aiming to enable unsupervised anomaly detection in large-scale systems and provide a reference for anomaly localization. The proposed method learns from multi-source normal condition data to attain efficient and reliable anomaly detection. Diverging from pointwise reconstruction and evaluation, the proposed method employs unit-level patch embedding in the encoding module and patch correction in the decoding module, aiming to preserve data structure information by learning the global relationships among patches. System decision-making and component anomaly localization are subsequently conducted by Gaussian mixture density estimation of the patch embedding results. Meanwhile, prior knowledge of the physical entity structure and multi-sensor deployment is generalized and utilized for the model to obtain convincing decisionmaking. The proposed method is tested on two real-world data sets of liquid rocket engine systems and two fault simulation data sets of subway train transmission systems, and promising results demonstrate its validity and generality.
Keywords:
Fault diagnosis
Anomaly detection
Liquid rocket engine
Autoencoder
Prior knowledge
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