Abstract
Lebesgue-sampling based fault diagnosis and prognosis (LS-FDP) is developed with advantages of light computation and small uncertainty accumulation. In previous research, the applications of LS-FDP are developed for single-model degradation processes, which do not consider degradation processes that involve multiple modes with switching models. To address this scenario, this paper proposes a modified interacting multiple model (IMM) filter in the Lebesgue-Time-Space-Model (LTSM) based FDP framework. The design, analysis, and particle filtering based implementation of the proposed method are discussed in detail. A simulation example and a real experiment are presented to demonstrate the accuracy, effectiveness, robustness, and universality of the proposed method.
Funding Information
  • Double First Class Research Funding of China-EU Institute for Clean and Renewable Energy
  • ASPIRE
  • University of South Carolina

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