Systems and methods for data collection for an industrial heating process are disclosed. The system according to one embodiment can include a plurality of data collectors, including a swarm of self-organized data collector members, wherein the swarm of self-organized data collector members organize to enhance data collection based on at least one of capabilities and conditions of the data collector members of the swarm, and wherein the plurality of data collectors is coupled to a plurality of input channels for acquiring collected data relating to the industrial heating process, and a data acquisition and analysis circuit for receiving the collected data via the plurality of input channels and structured to analyze the received collected data using a neural network to monitor a plurality of conditions relating to the industrial heating process.

A method for monitoring a drive-by-wire system of a motor vehicle, including: temporally offset reading in of at least two input values of an input quantity of an operating element of the motor vehicle; ascertaining a change over time or rate of change over time of the input quantity from the at least two read-in input values; determination of a monitored quantity for the motor vehicle operation from the change over time or rate of change over time; selection of a monitoring function on the basis of the monitored quantity; monitoring of the monitored quantity for the ascertained motor vehicle operation by the monitoring function.

Method for monitoring and/or predicting machining processes and/or machining outcomes in mechanical workpiece machining carried out by a workpiece processing machine operable by specifiable operating parameters and having at least one machining tool. The monitoring and/or predicting occurs via a computer program product evaluation algorithm executed on a computer on the basis of training data sets. The training data sets include, as training data, adjustment data relating to adjustment of operating parameters of the workpiece processing machine for carrying out a machining process to be monitored and/or predicted. The training data sets further include outcome data of workpieces finished in a machining process to be monitored and/or predicted, and state data of the processing machine, determined by sensor, during a machining process to be monitored and/or predicted. In use, capture of outcome data by prediction made on the basis of machine-learned knowledge is avoided or reduced.

The present invention provides a data fusion and reconstruction method for fine chemical industry safety production based on a virtual knowledge graph. In view of the characteristics of fine chemical industry safety production data, such as a large amount of structured data, a multi-source heterogeneous database and a strong sequential logic, the present invention innovatively proposes a method of using a virtual knowledge graph to complete the fusion and reconstruction of a traditional database for fine chemical industry. The present invention fuses static structured knowledge in the field of fine chemical industry with a real-time dynamic database for chemical industry safety production in the concept of ontologies for the first time to organize time series data in the form of entities. In addition, the mapping rules of the existing OBDA system are improved based on a data set of the present invention.

A building management system includes connected equipment configured to measure a plurality of monitored variables and a predictive diagnostics system configured to receive the monitored variables from the connected equipment; generate a probability distribution of the plurality of monitored variables; determine a boundary for the probability distribution using a supervised machine learning technique to separate normal conditions from faulty conditions indicated by the plurality of monitored variables; separate the faulty conditions into sub-patterns using an unsupervised machine learning technique to generate a fault prediction model, each sub-pattern corresponding with a fault, and each fault associated with a fault diagnosis; receive a current set of the monitored variables from the connected equipment; determine whether the current set of monitored variables correspond with one of the sub-patterns of the fault prediction model to facilitate predicting whether a corresponding fault will occur; and determining the fault diagnosis associated with the predicted fault.

A power system that uses machine learning algorithms to solve various problems related to the delivery of power on integrated circuit systems is provided. The power system may process data on a platform near the target integrated circuit or off-platform in a cloud so that the machine learning algorithms can extract information from the data, process and analyze the data, and perform suitable action based on the analysis results. Applying machine learning to integrated circuit power delivery may involve the application of algorithms such as anomaly detection, load prediction, regression, and classification. Operated in this way, the power system may be provided with improved voltage/frequency scaling capabilities, security, and power efficiency.

Disclosed herein is a method for predicting a faulty behaviour of an electrical converter. The method includes receiving an operation point indicator of the electrical converter indicative of an actual operation point of the electrical converter, where the electrical converter is connected to a rotating electrical machine; receiving a measured device temperature of a power semiconductor device of the electrical converter indicative of an actual temperature of the power semiconductor device; inputting the operation point indicator as input data into a machine learning algorithm trained with historical data comprising operation point indicators and associated device temperatures, where the historical data was recorded during normal operation of a power semiconductor device; estimating an estimated device temperature with the machine learning algorithm, where the estimated device temperature represents a device temperature during a normal operation; and predicting the faulty behaviour by comparing the estimated device temperature with the measured device temperature.

An example method comprises receiving historical sensor data of a renewable energy asset for a first time period, identifying historical log data in one or more log sources, retrieving dates of the identified historical log data, retrieving sequences of historical sensor data using the dates, training hidden Markov models using the sequences of historical sensor data to identify probability of shifting states of one or more components of the renewable energy asset, receiving current sensor data of a second time period, identifying current log data in the one or more log sources, retrieving dates of the identified current log data, retrieving sequences of current sensor data using the dates, applying the hidden Markov models to the sequences of the current sensor data to assess likelihood of the one or more faults, creating a prediction of a future fault, and generating a report including the prediction of the future fault.

Systems for self-organizing data collection and storage in a refining environment are disclosed. An example system may include a swarm of mobile data collectors structured to interpret a plurality of sensor inputs from sensors in the refining environment, wherein the plurality of sensor inputs is configured to sense at least one of: an operational mode, a fault mode, a maintenance mode, or a health status of a plurality of refining system components disposed in the refining environment, and wherein the plurality of refining system components is structured to contribute, in part, to refining of a product. The self-organizing system organizes a swarm of mobile data collectors to collect data from the system components, and at least one of a storage operation of the data, a data collection operation of the sensors, or a selection operation of the plurality of sensor inputs.

Methods and systems for sensor fusion in a production line environment are disclosed. An example system for data collection in an industrial production environment may include an industrial production system comprising a plurality of components, and a plurality of sensors each operatively coupled to at least one of the components; a sensor communication circuit to interpret a plurality of sensor data values in response to a sensed parameter group; and a data analysis circuit to detect an operating condition of the industrial production system based at least in part on a portion of the sensor data values; and a response circuit to modify a production related operating parameter of the industrial production system in response to the detected operating condition.