Article Dans Une Revue Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence Année : 2005

Trends extraction and analysis for complex system monitoring and decision support

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This paper presents an effective trend extraction procedure, based on a simple, yet powerful, representation. Its usefulness for complex system monitoring and decision support is illustrated by three examples. The method extracts semi-qualitative temporal episodes on-line, from any univariate time series,. Three primitives are used to describe the episodes: {Increasing, Decreasing, Steady}. The method uses a segmentation algorithm, a classification of the segments into seven temporal shapes and a temporal aggregation of episodes. It acts on noisy data, without pre-filtering. The first illustration is devoted to decision support in intensive care units. The signals contain information and noise at very different frequencies, and smoothing must not mask some interesting high frequency data features. The second illustration is dedicated to a food industry process. On-line trends of key variables represent a very useful monitoring tool to control the end product quality despite high variations of raw materials at the input and a long delay,. The last example concerns operator support and predictive maintenance. The results issued from a diagnostic module are complemented by the extrapolation of the key variable trends , which gives an idea of the time left to repair or reconfigure the process.

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hal-00368501 , version 1 (16-03-2009)

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Sylvie Charbonnier, Carlos Daniel Garcia-Beltran, Catherine Cadet, Sylviane Gentil. Trends extraction and analysis for complex system monitoring and decision support. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2005, 18 (1), pp.21-36. ⟨hal-00368501⟩
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