“…The CMAC model has been successfully applied to various fields, such as robot control [11,29,30], signal processing [19], pattern recognition [9], and diagnosis [13,36]. However, Albus' CMAC model has three major limitations [2,3].…”
“…The CMAC model has been successfully applied to various fields, such as robot control [11,29,30], signal processing [19], pattern recognition [9], and diagnosis [13,36]. However, Albus' CMAC model has three major limitations [2,3].…”
“…Presently, there are a lot of methods to improve the training speed of the network, such as improving the error function, adjusting the study rate dynamically and so on. But we must choose other optimization methods in order to overcome the disadvantage of getting into local minimum [3].…”
This paper presents a new approach for fault diagnosis of hydraulic servo -valves with the BP neural network based on genetic algorithm. The paper uses a known set of faults as the output to the valve-behavior model. An appropriate neural network is established to be the best solution to the problem. Adoption of this approach brings about advantages of shortening training time and high-accuracy when compared with other artificial neural network.
“…This method is validated to evaluate soft sensor faults (biases) for temperature sensors and flow meters in central chilling plant. Other mathematical models including blackbox multivariate polynomial methods, specifically radial basis function and multilayer perceptron, the generic physical component model [11,12], artificial neural network [14], rough set approach [15], transient pattern analysis [16] and others, are used to get deviations for well suited automated FDD in HVAC equipments and systems.…”
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