Abstract

In this paper, a fault detection and isolation scheme for multiplicative faults in dynamic systems based on data-driven K-Gap metric and k-nearest neighbour (kNN) classification is proposed. To detect multiplicative faults, the standard classification task of kNN is studied from the viewpoint of system analysis. To this end, the data-driven stable kernel representation based on input/output data is presented for feature extraction capturing the dynamic of linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. Data-driven K-Gap metric is used as an alternative tool for distance measure between two kernel subspaces in the kNN algorithm. A simulation example on the three-tank system (DTS200) demonstrates the successful detection and isolation of various multiplicative faults

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