Few shot cross equipment fault diagnosis method based on parameter optimization and feature mertic

Abstract

Abstract With the rapid development of industrial informatization and deep learning technology, modern data-driven fault diagnosis (MIFD) methods based on deep learning have been receiving attention from the industry. However, most of these methods require sufficient training samples to achieve the desired diagnostic effect, and the scarcity of fault samples in the actual industrial environment leads to the limitation of the development of MIFD methods. In addition, data-driven fault diagnosis methods often need to face cross-load or even cross-domain problems across different devices due to changes in equipment operating conditions and production requirements. In this paper, we design a parameter optimization and feature metric-based fault diagnosis method with few samples, called model unknown matching network model, for the problem of sparse fault samples and cross-domain between data sets in real industrial environments. The method combines both a parametric optimization-based meta-learning network, which extracts optimization information to adapt between different domains, and a metric-based metric learning network, which extracts metric information for similarity discriminations. The experimental results show that the method outperforms the current baseline method for the five-shot fault diagnosis problem of bearings under limited data conditions and achieves an accuracy of up to 94.4 % in cross-device diagnosis experiments from bearings to gas regulators, indicating the feasibility of the method. The features are visualized by T-SNE to show the validity of the model.