Quantum computing improves fault diagnosis in industrial processes.
problem Fault detection and diagnosis in industrial process systems.
method Integrates quantum computing and deep learning to extract features and diagnose faults.
result Quantum-assisted deep learning achieves high fault detection rates (79.2% and 99.39%).
Active learning improves soft sensor development by suggesting informative labels.
problem Expensive labeling of process variables in industrial settings.
method Adapted active learning strategies for online data streams and used semi-supervised autoencoders.
result Improved predictive performance of soft sensors using active learning and autoencoders.
Bayesian Recurrent Neural Networks improve fault detection and identification in manufacturing.
problem Detect and identify faults in chemical processes to ensure optimal operations.
method Bayesian Recurrent Neural Networks (BRNNs) with variational dropout.
result BRNNs provide uncertainty estimates for fault detection and identification.
NCA improves fault detection in nonlinear processes.
problem Fault detection in nonlinear chemical processes.
method Neural Component Analysis (NCA) using feedforward neural networks with orthogonal constraints.
result NCA outperforms traditional PCA and autoencoder methods in fault detection.
A new active learning strategy for real-time data in production.
problem High annotation costs and time required for quality inspections of unlabeled data.
method A stream-based active learning approach using optimal experimental design theory.
result The proposed algorithm allows for faster reduction in prediction error.
New framework for root-cause analysis in complex CPSs using spatiotemporal graphical modeling.
problem Anomaly detection and root-cause analysis in complex cyber-physical systems (CPSs).
method Spatiotemporal graphical modeling based on symbolic dynamics.
result Approaches S3 and A3 achieve high accuracy in root-cause analysis under various fault scenarios. A new SVDD-based control chart for high-frequency multivariate data.
problem Challenges in interpreting kernel distance plots for high-frequency multivariate data.
method Proposes a new SVDD-based control chart, KT chart, to track process variation and central tendency. result Demonstrates successful use of KT chart on the Tennessee Eastman process data. Paper tackles online multi-source domain adaptation using Gaussian mixtures and dictionary learning.
problem Adapting multiple, heterogeneous source domains to a target domain in a streaming fashion.
method Introduces a novel approach for online fitting of Gaussian Mixture Models based on Wasserstein geometry, combined with dataset dictionary learning.
result Demonstrates ability to adapt 'on the fly' to target domain data streams.
Paper tackles adapting multiple domains to a target domain using distillation and dictionary learning.
problem Adapting multiple heterogeneous labeled source domains to an unlabeled target domain.
method Combines Multi-Source Domain Adaptation and Dataset Distillation with Dataset Dictionary Learning.
result Achieves state-of-the-art adaptation performance even with minimal labeled data.
Two methods monitor high-dimensional processes via manifold fitting or learning.
problem Monitoring high-dimensional, dynamic industrial processes.
method Manifold fitting and learning approaches for online SPC.
result Manifold-fitting approach achieves performance competitive with classical methods.
Temporal Causal Prior-Data Fitted Networks (TCPFN) for industrial time series causal discovery
problem Estimating causal effects in industrial time series
method Temporal Causal Prior-Data Fitted Networks
result Zero-shot causal discovery with explicit reliability signals
Count data, for example the number of observed cases of a disease in a city, often arise in the fields of healthcare analytics and epidemiology. In this paper, we consider performing regression on multivariate data in which our outcome is a count. Specifically, we derive log-likelihood functions for finite mixtures of …
Proposes PredVAR model for reduced-dimensional dynamics from noisy data.
problem Extracting low-dimensional dynamics from high-dimensional noisy data.
method Probabilistic reduced-dimensional vector autoregressive model with oblique projection.
result Iterative algorithm yields dynamic latent variables with rank-ordered predictability.
Objectives: Electronic health records (EHRs) are only a first step in capturing and utilizing health-related data - the challenge is turning that data into useful information. Furthermore, EHRs are increasingly likely to include data relating to patient outcomes, functionality such as clinical decision support, and gen…