Autors: Yotov, O. B., Aleksieva-Petrova, A. P.
Title: Data-Driven Prediction Model for Analysis of Sensor Data
Keywords: Fourier Transformation, Industry 4.0, Principal Component Analysis, Wavelet Transformation

Abstract: In view of Industry 4.0, data generation and analysis are challenges. For example, machine health monitoring and remaining useful life prediction use sensor signals, which are difficult to analyze using traditional methods and mathematical techniques. Machine and deep learning algorithms have been used extensively in Industry 4.0 to process sensor signals and improve the accuracy of predictions. Therefore, this paper proposes and validates the data-driven prediction model to analyze sensor data, including in the data transformation phase Principal Component Analysis tested by Fourier Transformation and Wavelet Transformation, and the modeling phase based on machine and deep learning algorithms. The machine learning algorithms used for tests in this research are Random Forest Regression (RFR), Multiple Linear Regression (MLR), and Decision Tree Regression (DTR). For the deep learning comparison, the algorithms are Deep Learning Regression and Convolutional network with LeNet-5 Architecture. The experimental results indicate that the models show promising results in predicting wear values and open the problem to further research, reaching peak values of 92.3% accuracy for the first dataset and 62.4% accuracy for the second dataset.

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Issue

Electronics (Switzerland), vol. 13, 2024, , https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13101799

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