Application of machine learning tools for long-term diagnostic feature data segmentation

Abstract

In this paper, a novel method for long-term data segmentation in the context of machine health prognosis is presented. The purpose of the method is to find borders between three data segments. It is assumed that each segment contains the data that represent different statistical properties, that is, a different model. It is proposed to use a moving window approach, statistical parametrization of the data in the window, and simple clustering techniques. Moreover, it is found that features are highly correlated, so principal component analysis is exploited. We find that the probability density function of the first principal component may be sufficient to find borders between classes. We consider two cases of data distributions, Gaussian and

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ORCID for Hamid Shiri: orcid.org/0000-0002-1878-4718

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