Casestudie Breakdown prediction Contell PILOT - Transumo
Casestudie Breakdown prediction Contell PILOT - Transumo
Casestudie Breakdown prediction Contell PILOT - Transumo
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that are not caused by user interaction. This improvement would extend the currently<br />
limited possibility to recognize general changes on the short-run. 73<br />
In addition to that, the suggested analysis of door openings might offer the possibility<br />
to optimize the usage of cooling devices. Although this was not part of the<br />
requirements analysis, a relief of frequently opened devices could lead to a better<br />
cooling behavior and less alarms. Also the suggested graphical distribution cannot<br />
improve factors of the requirement analysis. But it could indicate the cooling device’s<br />
accuracy and behavior at a glance. This additional knowledge might support<br />
decisions in case of uncertainty of the cooling device’s general condition.<br />
Section 5.10.2 presented a promising way to discover a trend by the use of<br />
regression. Such a trend would notify a change in general behavior on the long-run.<br />
Hence, a combination of basic statistics and regression could lead to a limited ability<br />
to predict upcoming failures. In fact, a definite <strong>prediction</strong> is not possible due to the<br />
very low probability and the lack of information. 74 But a detected change may hint a<br />
person in charge to have a closer look at that corresponding cooling device.<br />
These estimated improvements can even be extended by using not only statistical<br />
analysis, but also data mining. The suggested classification from section 5.10.3<br />
establishes additional system states besides “OK” and “Malfunctioning”. These states<br />
could allow a more accurate description of the current system state because an<br />
alarm is rated. Based on these ratings, a person in charge could react to a<br />
temperature exceeding in a better way. Moreover, external influences are partly<br />
recognized because the classification of alarms also depends on the occurrence of<br />
door openings in advance of a temperature exceeding.<br />
Hence, a combination of statistical analysis and data mining is promising to<br />
significantly improve the current monitoring situation. The estimated improvements<br />
are summarized again in Table 5-1. Blue dashed arrows represent estimated<br />
improvements by the use of statistical analysis and magenta dashed arrows<br />
represent estimated improvements by the use of data mining.<br />
73 See section 6.3 for details<br />
74 See sections 2.4.1, 5.4.2 and 5.9.3 for details<br />
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