Model improves feature extraction and data processing speed in fault diagnosis, highlighting data handling efficiency.
To address challenges in industrial process production, such as poor data feature extraction, slow data processing speed, and low accuracy, a fault diagnosis model is proposed by integrating the advantages of the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm and the Dual-channel Cascade Forward Neural Network (DualCFNN). The PSO algorithm is employed to automatically optimize hyperparameters, while the DualCFNN leverages its efficient layer-by-layer data processing capabilities. This model enhances the extraction of nonlinear, high-dimensional spatial features across varying scales, even under conditions prone to model degradation, and significantly improves data processing speed. When tested on the Tennessee-Eastman (TE) dataset, the PSO-DualCFNN-based method demonstrated superior feature classification and extraction performance, achieving recognition accuracies of 99.44%. These results validate the method’s efficiency in data processing.
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