1. Integrating adversarial training strategies into deep autoencoders: A novel aeroengine anomaly detection framework.
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Lin, Lin, Zu, Lizheng, Fu, Song, Liu, Yikun, Zhang, Sihao, Suo, Shiwei, and Tong, Changsheng
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DATA mining , *FEATURE extraction , *NOISE - Abstract
The anomaly detection of aeroengines faces significant challenges, including high noise, complex parameter correlations, and imbalanced data. Current methods primarily rely on the reconstruction error of autoencoders to isolate anomalies. However, such methods are ineffective in detecting minor anomalies, as the reconstruction error for minor anomaly samples closely resembles that of normal samples. To address this problem, this paper proposes an innovative Deep Autoencoder Anomaly Detection Model (DAADM) for the anomaly detection of aeroengines. DAADM consists of two sub-networks: Anomaly Score Calculation Network (ASCN) and Deep Feature Extraction Network (DFEN). Firstly, ASCN introduces the adversarial training strategy into deep autoencoders, ensuring training stability while effectively isolating minor anomalies. Secondly, DFEN extracts deep-level features from input samples, providing a different perspective from ASCN to enhance sample information extraction. The combination of ASCN and DFEN compensates for their respective deficiencies, comprehensively considering input sample information, thereby promoting the capability of anomaly detection. Finally, the proposed DAADM is validated on real an aeroengine dataset and a public dataset. On the aeroengine dataset, the accuracy, recall, and F1 score of DAADM exceed the state-of-the-art method by 4.73%, 4.79%, and 5.76%, respectively. It is noteworthy that experimental results have proven that DAADM has strong anti-noise capabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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