A Fault Variable Isolation Method Based on Nested Iterative Fisher Discriminant Analysis
A Fisher discriminant and iterative technique, applied in instrumentation, electrical testing/monitoring, control/regulating systems, etc., which can solve problems such as unreported research, inability to decompose and extract potential information of process data, and singularity of intra-class scatter matrix.
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[0092] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific examples.
[0093] Taking the Tennessee-Eastman process as an example, the Tennessee-Eastman process is a typical complex chemical production process. The process consists of five main operating mechanisms, namely reactor, product condenser, vapor-liquid separator, circulation Compressor and product stripper. During the whole process, two parts of process variables can be collected: 41 measured variables and 11 manipulated variables. Variables are shown in Tables 1 and 2.
[0094] Table 1 Tennessee-Eastman Process Measured Variables Table
[0095] serial number variable name serial number variable name serial number variable name 1 A component feed flow 2 D component feed flow 3 E component feed flow 4 A and C component feed flow 5 circulation flow 6 Reactor feed flow 7 Reactor pressure 8 Reacto...
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