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Data-Driven and Model-Based Methods for Fault Detection and Diagnosis

Leo Tolstoy

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In today's complex and interconnected world, ensuring the reliable operation of systems is paramount. Fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) plays a crucial role in identifying and isolating faults that can lead to system failures. This comprehensive book presents a comprehensive overview of data-driven and model-based methods for FDD, empowering readers to develop advanced solutions for enhanced system reliability and performance.

Data-Driven and Model-Based Methods for Fault Detection and Diagnosis

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Data-Driven Methods

Data-driven methods leverage historical data to detect and diagnose faults. They are particularly useful when system models are unavailable or difficult to obtain. This section covers:

Statistical Pattern Recognition: Identifying patterns in data to detect anomalies that may indicate faults.
Machine Learning: Using supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms to classify and predict fault conditions.
Data Analytics: Exploring large datasets to identify correlations and trends that can aid in fault diagnosis.

Model-Based Methods

Model-based methods rely on physical or mathematical models of the system to predict its behavior and identify deviations that indicate faults. This section discusses:

Fault-Detection Observers: Designing observers that estimate system states and monitor deviations from expected values.
Parameter Estimation Techniques: Identifying system parameters that affect fault behavior and using them for diagnosis.
Model-Based Prognostics: Predicting future fault development based on observed data and system models.

Practical Applications

The book demonstrates the practical applications of data-driven and model-based methods in various domains, including:

Industrial Process Monitoring: Detecting and diagnosing faults in manufacturing and process industries.
Automotive Systems: Enhancing vehicle safety and performance by identifying faults in engine, transmission, and other components.
Healthcare Systems: Improving patient care by detecting and diagnosing medical conditions based on patient data.

Benefits of Data-Driven and Model-Based Methods

Adopting data-driven and model-based methods offers numerous benefits:

Improved Fault Detection and Diagnosis Accuracy: Leveraging data-driven and model-based approaches together enhances the detection and diagnosis of faults by considering both historical data and system models.
Real-Time Fault Monitoring: Data-driven methods can monitor systems in real-time, enabling prompt fault detection and response.
Proactive Maintenance: Model-based prognostics can predict future fault development, allowing for proactive maintenance and avoiding costly breakdowns.

This book serves as an invaluable resource for engineers, scientists, and researchers seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in fault detection and diagnosis. By embracing data-driven and model-based methods, readers can effectively improve system reliability, enhance performance, and ensure the safe and efficient operation of complex systems.

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Data Driven and Model Based Methods for Fault Detection and Diagnosis