A RUL Estimation System from Clustered Run-to-Failure Degradation Signals

Abstract

The prognostics and health management disciplines provide an efficient solution to improve a system’s durability, taking advantage of its lifespan in functionality before a failure appears. Prognostics are performed to estimate the system or subsystem’s remaining useful life (RUL). This estimation can be used as a supply in decision-making within maintenance plans and procedures. This work focuses on prognostics by developing a recurrent neural network and a forecasting method called Prophet to measure the performance quality in RUL estimation. We apply this approach to degradation signals, which do not need to be monotonical. Finally, we test our system using data from new generation telescopes in real-world applications.

Publication
Sensors
Anthony D. Cho Lo
Anthony D. Cho Lo
Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research

My research interests are in machine learning, operation research, and image processing. I’m currently working in applications related to diagnostic and pattern detection related to astronomy instrument and maintenance management.

Rodrigo A. Carrasco
Rodrigo A. Carrasco
Associate Professor & the UC Data Science Initiative Director
Gonzalo Ruz
Gonzalo Ruz
Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez

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