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Ivanov V.K., Palyukh B.V.
Application of Evidence Theory for Training Fuzzy Neural Networks in Diagnostic Systems Journal Article
In: Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis, no. 33, pp. 354-359, 2023, ISSN: 1054-6618.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Altmetric | Метки: belief function, diagnostic system, evidence theory, fuzzy logic, fuzzy neural network, incident, membership function, multistage production process, process chain, production rule
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The paper substantiates a method for creating training datasets for fuzzy neural networks, which can be used to promptly obtain probabilistic estimates for the causes of abnormal critical events or incidents in diagnostic systems. The rules for converting the hypotheses on potential incident causes into intervals of defect probability in a process chain at a certain stage of continuous production are considered using belief functions. We propose a procedure for converting these hypotheses into a database of fuzzy production rules automatically, which provides training an adaptive neural network based on the Takagi-Sugeno-Kang fuzzy inference system. This makes it possible to quickly calculate a relatively accurate probabilistic estimate of a malfunction in the process chain without using expensive computing resources.
Ivanov V.K., Palyukh B.V., Sotnikov A.N.
Generation of Production Rules with Belief Functions to Train Fuzzy Neural Network in Diagnostic System Journal Article
In: Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics, vol. 43, no. 10, pp. 2853–2862, 2022, ISSN: 1995-0802.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Altmetric | Метки: belief function, diagnostic system, diagnostic variable, evidence theory, fuzzy system, incident, membership function, multistage production process, neural network, process chain, production rule, status-4
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abstract = {The article examines some algorithms for joint processing of raw data on the state of a complex multistage continuous production process to obtain probabilistic characteristics of abnormal critical events that can potentially lead to single failures or even emergencies. The article, thus, proposes and substantiates an approach to developing a technology to detect and predict malfunctions and determine their causes. The sequence of operations to process and convert diagnostic process data is considered essential. As a result, the article presents a general diagnostic model of a multistage production process. The model can formalize the main objects and processes in terms of the problem being solved. An incident is defined as an abnormal critical event described by non-normative values of diagnostic variables. Incidents are shown to be indicated by the corresponding membership functions. The hypotheses on potential incident causes are discussed to be built with belief functions being the basis of evidence theory or Dempster−Shafer theory. The hypotheses are characterized by an interval of malfunction probability in some process chain. The authors propose a procedure of converting these hypotheses into fuzzy production rules automatically. The automatical procedure is a prerequisite to using fuzzy neural networks to obtain a reliable estimate of the degree of belief in the incident cause. As a summary, the generated database of the production rules to train a neural network is substantiated to be used with the TSK architecture that makes possible to estimate a malfunction probability in the process chain quickly without resource-intensive computations.},
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The article examines some algorithms for joint processing of raw data on the state of a complex multistage continuous production process to obtain probabilistic characteristics of abnormal critical events that can potentially lead to single failures or even emergencies. The article, thus, proposes and substantiates an approach to developing a technology to detect and predict malfunctions and determine their causes. The sequence of operations to process and convert diagnostic process data is considered essential. As a result, the article presents a general diagnostic model of a multistage production process. The model can formalize the main objects and processes in terms of the problem being solved. An incident is defined as an abnormal critical event described by non-normative values of diagnostic variables. Incidents are shown to be indicated by the corresponding membership functions. The hypotheses on potential incident causes are discussed to be built with belief functions being the basis of evidence theory or Dempster−Shafer theory. The hypotheses are characterized by an interval of malfunction probability in some process chain. The authors propose a procedure of converting these hypotheses into fuzzy production rules automatically. The automatical procedure is a prerequisite to using fuzzy neural networks to obtain a reliable estimate of the degree of belief in the incident cause. As a summary, the generated database of the production rules to train a neural network is substantiated to be used with the TSK architecture that makes possible to estimate a malfunction probability in the process chain quickly without resource-intensive computations.