Journal Article10.1016/j.cie.2023.109605
Artificial Intelligence-based data-driven prognostics in Industry: A survey
Hatem M. Elattar,Mohamed A. El-Brawany,Hamdy K. Elminir,Dina Adel Ibrahim,E.A. Ramadan +4 more
- 01 Sep 2023
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TL;DR: This survey presents AI-based data-driven prognostics in industrial systems, focusing on deep learning architectures, which comprise 48% of recent research, and highlights challenges and opportunities in Industry 5.0 for proactive maintenance.
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Abstract: In the age of Industry 5.0, prognostics and health management (PHM) is very important for proactive and scheduled maintenance in industrial processes. The target of prognosis is the health state prediction of the system or machine under consideration, hence its Remaining Useful Life RUL. The life of a tool, a part, or a component of the system must be tracked to increase its productivity, reduce human effort and save lives. Data driven prognostics is highly relying on statistical or artificial intelligence AI methods including machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) models. AI is a massive enlarging field with encouraging outcomes in prognostics for modelling of data with complex representations and temporal dependencies. A sample of latest research in prognostics especially in industry applications has been collected during this research. About 76% of the collected research papers used data-driven prognostics in their model including 48% applied DL different architectures for prognostic purposes in industrial systems in the last few years. Therefore, this survey concentrate on presenting AI-based data-driven prognostics in industrial systems especially DL-based architectures. The study also puts spot on the main challenges with opportunities of future work in the DL-based PHM applications in the age of Industry 5.0.
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