Random Matrix-Based Approach for Data Reduction and Sensor Selection with Application to Degradation Index Construction

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Abstract

This paper relies on the random matrix theory to reduce data dimension and to identify useful data sources in the unsupervised context. A so-called random matrix based principal component analysis algorithm is thus developed and then applied to the well-known 2008 PHM dataset to build efficient but less costly degradation indices. A comparison of the degradation indices obtained with and without sensors selection confirms the performances of our proposed approach.

Publication
In International Conference on System Reliability and Safety (ICSRS)
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KIOYE Togo Jean Yves
KIOYE Togo Jean Yves
PhD student

My research interests include statistical learning, big data matter.