Machine Learning Based Data Validation for Signal Integrity and Power Integrity Using Supervised Time Series Classification

A novel approach for the validation of data in signal integrity and power integrity using machine learning is proposed. This approach presents an alternative to the feature selective validation method outlined in the IEEE Standard 1597.1 for the validation of computational electromagnetics, computer modeling and simulations. The proposed approach focuses on replicating the human visual assessment by using data collected and labeled by expert engineers to train time series classification networks that predict the degree of agreement between two curves. The trained networks are then used for the systematic and automated validation of 1-D datasets. The performance and suitability of this approach for systematic data validation is evaluated and discussed. The trained network surpasses the single human subjects in predicting the expert opinion with an accuracy higher than 70%.

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IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility
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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/temc.2024.3474917
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5
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Power Quality and Harmonics
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Machine Learning Based Data Validation for Signal Integrity and Power Integrity Using Supervised Time Series Classification

Til Hillebrecht, Youcef Hassab, Fabian Lurz, Christian Schuster
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IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility
Power Quality and Harmonics
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Machine Learning Based Data Validation for Signal Integrity and Power Integrity Using Supervised Time Series Classification

Til Hillebrecht, Youcef Hassab, Fabian Lurz, Christian Schuster
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Abstract

A novel approach for the validation of data in signal integrity and power integrity using machine learning is proposed. This approach presents an alternative to the feature selective validation method outlined in the IEEE Standard 1597.1 for the validation of computational electromagnetics, computer modeling and simulations. The proposed approach focuses on replicating the human visual assessment by using data collected and labeled by expert engineers to train time series classification networks that predict the degree of agreement between two curves. The trained networks are then used for the systematic and automated validation of 1-D datasets. The performance and suitability of this approach for systematic data validation is evaluated and discussed. The trained network surpasses the single human subjects in predicting the expert opinion with an accuracy higher than 70%.

IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic CompatibilityVol. 66(6)
Universität Hamburg (DE), Hamburg University of Technology (DE), Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg (DE)
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Power Quality and Harmonics
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