Neural networks for condition monitoring and fault diagnosis: the effect of training data on classifier performance

CR Parikh; MJ Pont; Yuhua Li; NB Jones

Neural networks for condition monitoring and fault diagnosis: the effect of training data on classifier performance

CR Parikh, MJ Pont, Yuhua Li, NB Jones

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Abstract

This paper focuses on the development of neural-based condition-monitoring and fault-diagnosis (CMFD) systems. Specifically, we consider the impact of the limited availability of `faulty' training data in real CMFD applications. Where limited data are available we demonstrate two ways in which performance may, in some circumstances, be improved: (1) by using fewer training data made up of roughly equal numbers of,normal' and `fault' samples; or (2) by using a `duplicate-data' training algorithm.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Pages	237-243
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 1999
Event	CONDITION MONITORING `99, PROCEEDINGS - Duration: 1 Jan 1999 → …

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Conference	CONDITION MONITORING `99, PROCEEDINGS
Period	1/01/99 → …

Bibliographical note

International Conference on Condition Monitoring, SWANSA, WALES, APR 12-15, 1999

Keywords

neural networks
condition monitoring
fault diagnosis
software design

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Neural networks for condition monitoring and fault diagnosis: the effect of training data on classifier performance

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