Time Series Fusion Model for Predicting Electric power tools and equipment

To effectively address the issue of inadequate accuracy and timeliness in industrial data classification, this paper proposes a fusion classification model based on time series (DT-RF-MLP) for loss prediction of electrical work equipment. Firstly, data information is extracted from the dataset and features are constructed based on the data information to enhance the diversity of data features. Secondly, redundant and highly correlated features are removed by quantifying the correlation degree between the features to simplify the model inputs. On this basis, a fusion classification model is constructed and comparative experiments are conducted with a single model to validate the advantages of the fusion model in terms of prediction performance. The experimental results demonstrate that the model markedly enhances prediction accuracy while concurrently reducing the duration of the model run.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ricai64321.2024.10911224
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Fault Detection and Control Systems
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Time Series Fusion Model for Predicting Electric power tools and equipment

Xinghong Ling, Liang Xue, Lei Yang, Yang Yang
Fault Detection and Control Systems
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Time Series Fusion Model for Predicting Electric power tools and equipment

Xinghong Ling, Liang Xue, Lei Yang, Yang Yang
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To effectively address the issue of inadequate accuracy and timeliness in industrial data classification, this paper proposes a fusion classification model based on time series (DT-RF-MLP) for loss prediction of electrical work equipment. Firstly, data information is extracted from the dataset and features are constructed based on the data information to enhance the diversity of data features. Secondly, redundant and highly correlated features are removed by quantifying the correlation degree between the features to simplify the model inputs. On this basis, a fusion classification model is constructed and comparative experiments are conducted with a single model to validate the advantages of the fusion model in terms of prediction performance. The experimental results demonstrate that the model markedly enhances prediction accuracy while concurrently reducing the duration of the model run.

Suzhou University of Science and Technology (CN), Suzhou City University
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Fault Detection and Control Systems
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