Abstract

For fault classification in industrial processes, both inaccurate and incomplete supervised information commonly exist in practice, which raise a big challenge to the research field. In this article, a weakly supervised form of the multilayer perceptron (MLP) model is proposed, with considerations of both inaccurate and incomplete labels in fault classification. First, a label probability transition matrix is used to describe the relationship between the inaccurate labels and unknown true labels of process data. This transition matrix is estimated through a Gaussian mixture model, and then used to correct the loss function of the MLP model. Based on the framework of the developed weakly supervised MLP (WS-MLP) model, the information of incomplete labels in the training data set is incorporated simultaneously with the inaccurate label information. The performance of the proposed model WS-MLP is evaluated through two industrial benchmark data sets, results of which indicate its effectiveness under different application cases.

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