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Improved PCA methods for process disturbance and failure identification

Wachs et al., 1999

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3725404289713133020
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Wachs A
Lewin D
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AIChE journal

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Principal component analysis (PCA) is a powerful technique for constructing reduced‐order models based on process measurements, obtained by the rotation of the measurement space. These models can be subsequently utilized for chemical‐process monitoring …
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