Improvement of Principal Component Analysis Algorithm and Its Simulation Experiment
Lecture notes in networks and systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 194 - 207
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Characteristic Canonical Analysis-Based Attack Detection of Industrial Control Systems in the Geological Drilling Process
Mingdi Xu,
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Zhaoyang Jin,
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Shengjie Ye
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(9), P. 2053 - 2053
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
Modern
industrial
control
systems
(ICSs),
which
consist
of
sensor
nodes,
actuators,
and
buses,
contribute
significantly
to
the
enhancement
production
efficiency.
Massive
node
arrangements,
security
vulnerabilities,
complex
operating
status
characterize
ICSs,
lead
a
threat
processes’
stability.
In
this
work,
condition-monitoring
method
for
ICSs
based
on
canonical
variate
analysis
with
probabilistic
principal
component
is
proposed.
This
considers
essential
information
data.
Firstly,
one-way
variance
utilized
select
major
variables
that
affect
performance.
Then,
concurrent
monitoring
model
established
both
serially
correlated
subspace
its
residual
subspace,
divided
by
analysis.
After
that,
statistics
limits
are
constructed.
Finally,
effectiveness
superiority
proposed
validated
through
comparisons
actual
drilling
operations.
The
has
better
sensitivity
than
traditional
methods.
experimental
result
reveals
can
effectively
monitor
performance
in
process
highest
accuracy
92.31%
minimum
delay
11
s.
achieves
much
real-world
scenarios
due
distributed
structural
division
characteristic
conducted
paper.
Language: Английский
Predictive Modeling and Optimization of TBM Operations: Advanced Techniques Applied to the Jakarta MRT Project
Chairul SalamM,
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Orhan Kural
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Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Abstract
The
effectiveness
of
Earth
Pressure
Balance
(EPB)
Tunnel
Boring
Machines
(TBMs)
in
urban
underground
construction
relies
on
understanding
and
optimizing
their
performance
under
variable
geotechnical
conditions.
This
study
investigates
the
key
parameters
impacting
TBM
efficiency
during
Jakarta
Mass
Rapid
Transit
(MRT)
Underground
Section
CP106.
Data
from
operation
were
analyzed
using
statistical
machine
learning
techniques,
including
Mutual
Information
(MI),
Partial
Dependence
Plots
(PDP),
Analysis
Variance
(ANOVA),
to
identify
influential
such
as
Tensile
Strength,
Uniaxial
Spacing,
Penetration.
Predictive
models,
Gradient
Boosting
Regressor,
Random
Forest
Linear
Regression,
evaluated
based
error
metrics
R-squared
values,
with
Regressor
showing
highest
predictive
accuracy.
Clustering
analyses
K-Means
Principal
Component
(PCA)
further
classified
operational
states,
identifying
conditions
that
optimize
energy
reduce
mechanical
wear.
findings
suggest
configurations
lower
Specific
Energy,
Normal
Force,
Rolling
Force
contribute
more
efficient,
less
force-intensive
tunneling.
These
insights
provide
a
basis
for
refining
operations
modeling
tunneling
projects.
Language: Английский