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Data-driven fault detection for industrial processes

Chen, 2017

Document ID
16722229252761195679
Author
Chen Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Process Control

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In order to maximize the customer satisfaction and profit as well as to obey government regulations, the complexity and automation degree of modern industrial processes are significantly growing. To ensure the safety and overall reliability of such complicated …
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