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Adaptive lift chiller units fault diagnosis model based on machine learning

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  • Yang Guo
  • Zengrui Tian
  • Hong Wang
  • Mengyao Chen
  • Pan Chu
  • Yingjie Sheng

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The early minor faults generated by the chiller in operation are not easy to perceive, and the severity will gradually increase with time. The traditional fault diagnosis method has low accuracy and poor stability for early fault diagnosis. In this paper, a fault diagnosis model of Chiller is designed by combining least squares support vector machine (LSSVM) optimized by hybrid improved northern goshawk optimization algorithm (HINGO) and improved IAdaBoost ensemble learning algorithm. HINGO enhances the uniformity of the initial population distribution by means of refraction opposition-based learning strategy in initialization, and improves the local and global search ability of the algorithm by means of sine and cosine strategy, Lévy flight and nonlinear decreasing factor in the search stage. The HINGO-LSSVM-IAdaBoost model is trained and validated on the typical air conditioning fault samples of ASHRAE RP-1043. Compared with the traditional methods, the HINGO-LSSVM-IAdaBoost model shows obvious advantages for the early fault diagnosis of chiller units.

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  • Yang Guo & Zengrui Tian & Hong Wang & Mengyao Chen & Pan Chu & Yingjie Sheng, 2025. "Adaptive lift chiller units fault diagnosis model based on machine learning," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 20(4), pages 1-23, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0320563
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0320563
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