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Decentralized fault isolation by a combination of transfer entropy and classification methods

Hajihosseini et al., 2015

Document ID
13202694368907026157
Author
Hajihosseini P
Salahshoor K
Moshiri B
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemical Engineering Communications

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Early fault detection and isolation in industrial systems is vitally necessary to prevent any potential product damage. The paper proposes a new decentralized multi-unit fault isolation methodology in which all the known process faults with similar time signatures are grouped …
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