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Journal of Applied Sciences

Year: 2013 | Volume: 13 | Issue: 20 | Page No.: 4195-4200
DOI: 10.3923/jas.2013.4195.4200
Multi-Kernel PCA with Discriminant Manifold for Hoist Monitoring
Shijin Ren, Ping Ling, Maoyun Yang, Yinlong Ni and Zhihuan Song

Abstract: Dimensional reduction is crucial to machine condition monitoring and diagnosis since the extracted features are often redundant and heterogeneous as well as high dimensional data often are embedded in lower-dimensional manifold. Inspired by manifold learning and multiple-kernel learning theory, multi-kernel principal component analysis with discriminant manifold (DMMKPCA) is proposed for host fault monitoring and diagnosis. The method not only preserves the local and global structures of data set but also handles heterogeneous characteristic sets, which inherits the excellences of LPMVP and multiple kernel learning. A two-stage iterative optimization algorithm is proposed to obtain the optimal combining weights of multiple kernel functions and parameters of each kernel functions. A case study of hoist illustrates the efficiency of the proposed algorithm on the information extraction and fault detection.

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Shijin Ren, Ping Ling, Maoyun Yang, Yinlong Ni and Zhihuan Song, 2013. Multi-Kernel PCA with Discriminant Manifold for Hoist Monitoring. Journal of Applied Sciences, 13: 4195-4200.

Keywords: Manifold learning, multiple kernel learning, multi-kernel principal component analysis with discriminant manifold (DMMKPCA), Hoist and fault detection

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