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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Fault Prognosis"”.

  1. Data analytics for stochastic control and prognostics in cyber-physical systems

    "In this dissertation, several novel cyber fault diagnosis and prognosis and defense methodologies for cyber-physical systems have been proposed. First, a novel routing scheme for wireless mesh network is proposed. An effective capacity estimation for P2P and E2E path is designed to guarantee the …

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  2. Model based fault diagnosis and prognosis of class of linear and nonlinear distributed parameter systems modeled by partial differential equations

    … from component failures. An accurate yet faster fault prognosis and resilience can improve system availability and reduce unscheduled downtime. Therefore, in this dissertation, model-based prognosis and resilience control schemes have been developed for online prediction and accommodation of …

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  3. ENHANCING BUILDING FAULT DETECTION, DIAGNOSTICS, AND PROGNOSTICS THROUGH A HYBRID PHYSICS-INFORMED MODELING FRAMEWORK FOR OVERCOMING QUANTITY AND TEMPORAL DATA SCARCITY

    Effective Fault Detection, Diagnosis, and Prognosis (FDDP) in buildings is severely hindered by the scarcity of real-world fault data. This thesis proposes a hybrid physics-informed modeling framework to overcome both data quantity scarcity and temporal sparsity. First, Hybrid Conditional …

    nus Repository record for ENHANCING BUILDING FAULT DETECTION, DIAGNOSTICS, AND PROGNOSTICS THROUGH A HYBRID PHYSICS-INFORMED MODELING FRAMEWORK FOR OVERCOMING QUANTITY AND TEMPORAL DATA SCARCITY (opens in a new tab)