A method for degradation prediction based on Hidden semi-Markov models with mixture of Kernels

Yang, Tianji; Zheng, Zeyu; Qi, Liang

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2020.103295

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“…The data-driven model is suitable for systems with little prior knowledge or a complex structure because of the characteristics of using existing data to predict the health of the system. Moreover, they rely solely on the past observed trajectories [9], including neural networks [10][11][12], support vector machines [13,14], and Gaussian process regression [15]. Finding the effective part of the original data is an arduous task.…”

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A Novel Health Prognosis Method for a Power System Based on a High-Order Hidden Semi-Markov Model

Liu,

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Liu

et al. 2021

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Power system health prognosis is a key process of condition-based maintenance. For the problem of large error in the residual lifetime prognosis of a power system, a novel residual lifetime prognosis model based on a high-order hidden semi-Markov model (HOHSMM) is proposed. First, HOHSMM is developed based on the hidden semi-Markov model (HSMM). An order reduction method and a composite node mechanism of HOHSMM based on permutation are proposed. The health state transition matrix and observation matrix are improved accordingly. The high-order model is transformed into the corresponding first-order model, and more node dependency information is stored in the parameter group to be estimated. Secondly, in order to estimate the parameters and optimize the structure of the proposed model, an intelligent optimization algorithm group is used instead of the expectation–maximization (EM) algorithm. Thus, the simplification of the topology of the high-order model by the intelligent optimization algorithm can be realized. Then, the state duration variables in the high-order model are defined and deduced. The prognosis method based on polynomial fitting is used to predict the residual lifetime of the power system when the prior distribution is unknown. Finally, the intelligent optimization algorithm is used to solve the proposed model, and experiments are performed based on a set of power system data sets to evaluate the performance of the proposed model. Compared with HSMM, the proposed model has better performance on the power system health prognosis problem and can get a relatively good solution in a short computation time.

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