Abstract

Data-driven fault diagnosis methods require huge amounts of expensive experimental data. Due to the irreversible damage of severe fault embedding experiments to proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) systems, rare available data can be obtained. In view of this issue, a fault diagnosis method based on an auxiliary transfer network (ATN) is proposed. This method uses two parallel neural networks (main and auxiliary neural network) and a prediction fusion module to realize fault diagnosis. The auxiliary neural network is a fault diagnosis classifier pretrained based on both slight and severe fault simulative data, and its weights are transmitted into the ATN structure and frozen. After that, the main neural network is trained based on a large number of slight fault experimental data and a small number of severe fault experimental data. Through ATN, the main neural network learns the abstract features of severe faults under the guidance of auxiliary neural network, and realizes the transfer learning from simulation-based fault diagnosis classifier to experiment-based fault diagnosis classifier. Through testing, the accuracy and precision of ATN-based fault diagnosis classifier with LSTM as both main and auxiliary neural network reaches 0.993 and 1.0 respectively, which is higher than the common data-driven methods.

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