how to predict the remaining useful life of machine using neural network
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Hi,
1) I am trying to use the time series tool for bearing forecasting from an historic record of bearing data. I have a 2803 raw data signal which i have got from online. I'm trying to use Graphic user Interface(GUI),initially i go through some worked examples where i observed is that ,we are suppose to load input and target data before training the network.. but i fail to understand how to divide and prepare input and target data from the raw data, to load for training the network..
2) I have totally 2803 RMS data. out of which i'm taking data points from 1 to 2750 for training purpose, later by using those trained network, suppose to predict the next 53 point of time series(i.e 2751, 2752..... 2803).. Is this can be done using GUI...??? or should i use command function....???
i have a doubt , can a neural network can predict the next 30 points after 2803 (i.e 2803... to... 2833)....???if so how.. ??
please help me..
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Greg Heath
on 22 Aug 2013
Find the significant lags of the autocorrelation function. The maximum significant lag tends to be the prediction limit. If you want to predict further ahead, use a sliding window feedback delay.
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dau
on 17 Dec 2013
I am facing with this problem too, but mostly there are no Code availability for us. However, this prediction is incorrect and not good for future prediction, because the prediction relied on the known inputs for the inputs observed, with this kind of prediction there are many application available for you. Addition, this kind of prediction is insignificant. What we need is predict the future with unknown inputs for example 2020. I am mostly give up with that since there are no Code provided except some programmer can do. Pradeep, if you already found this solution please share me in my email: infohquan@gmail.com Thanks and good luck!
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Aditya Baru
on 2 May 2018
The Predictive Maintenance Toolbox has some examples for estimating remaining useful life using similarity, degradation, and survival methods. You can check those out here:
If you are interested in using neural nets specifically, you can look at the above examples and replace the models used there with neural nets. The initial steps you'd need to take for extracting features would still be the same.
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