Conveners
Process 2
- Chair: Christian Weiß (Helmut Schmidt University)
The need to analyze complex nonlinear data coming from industrial production settings is fostering the use of deep learning algorithms in Statistical Process Control (SPC) schemes. In this work, a new SPC framework based on orthogonal autoencoders (OAEs) is proposed. A regularized loss function ensures the invertibility of the covariance matrix when computing the Hotelling $T^2$ statistic and...
Early fault detection in the process industry is crucial to mitigate potential impacts. Despite being widely studied, fault detection remains a practical challenge. Principal components analysis (PCA) has been commonly used for this purpose. This work employs a PCA-based local approach to improve fault detection efficiency. This is done by adopting individual control limits for the principal...
Principal component analysis (PCA) is a basic tool for reducing the dimension of a space of variables. In modern industrial environments large variable space dimensions up to several thousands are common, where data are recorded live in high time resolution and have to be analysed without time delay. Classical batch PCA procedure start from the full covariance matrix and construct the exact...