Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial Systems
Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial Systems
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DOI:
10.1198/tech.2002.s724
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发表时间:
2002-04
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2.5
通讯作者:
T. McAvoy
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作者:
T. McAvoy
algorithm. The author shows that, as a class of nonlinear mappings between vector spaces, neural networks (including radial basis functions) can indeed be a useful method of dimension reduction. Chapter 9 is, as the author claims, “the basic goal of the book, that is the development of methods for constructing empirical dimensionality-reducing mappings of data” (p. 299). The so-called WRN (Whitney reduction network), based on Whitney’s embedding theorem as a global approach, is covered in detail. However, in these global approaches, as the author notes, “when the domain dimension is large, are far less practical.” The local approach is the Taylor expansion of the nonlinear mapping. Thus the linear term of the Taylor expansion can be applied by the KL procedure; a local KL algorithm is also given (p. 326). This book provides a valuable summary of data reduction. Of course, mathematical theory is an important part of the foundation for data analysis. But due to the limitation of the book’s purely mathematical viewpoint, only the least squares–type criteria are discussed for determining an optimal basis. Many other approaches, including maximum likelihood, are not mentioned at all. This view limits the book’s applicability.