GU Xiaowei, WANG Zhiwei, WANG Zhanwei, et al. Chiller fault detection by density weighted support vector data description[J]. CIESC Journal, 2017, (3): 1099-1108.
DOI:
GU Xiaowei, WANG Zhiwei, WANG Zhanwei, et al. Chiller fault detection by density weighted support vector data description[J]. CIESC Journal, 2017, (3): 1099-1108.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20161077.
Chiller fault detection by density weighted support vector data description
False alarm rate (FAR) is a key indicator to evaluate performance of chiller fault detection methods
since customers cannot accept high FAR. In order to reduce FAR of support vector data description (SVDD)-based chiller fault detection
a density weighted support vector data description (DW-SVDD)-based chiller fault detection method was proposed by integration of density weight into SVDD with a consideration of density distribution of sample data in real space. The proposed method was validated with experimental data of RP-1043 ASHRAE and detection results were compared to those of traditional SVDD chiller fault detection methods. The results showed that the new method could reduce FAR from 10.5% to 7%
which was lowered about 30%
and had excellent detection performance for 7 typical chiller faults at 4 severity levels.