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Fault and sensor error diagnostic strategies for a vapor compression refrigeration system by using fuzzy inference systems and artificial neural network
Evaluating cross-building transferability of attention-based automated fault detection and diagnosis for air handling units: Auditorium and hospital case study
Diagnosis of single and multiple-source faults of chiller sensors using EWEEMD-ICKNN by time sequence denoising and non-Gaussian distribution feature extraction
Refrigerant charge fault diagnosis in VRF systems using Kolmogorov-Arnold networks and their convolutional variants: A comparative analysis with traditional models
A new chiller fault diagnosis method under the imbalanced data environment via combining an improved generative adversarial network with an enhanced deep extreme learning machine
A severity indicator for unsupervised fault severity shift detection of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning sub-system faults using a novel adaptive feature weighing method
A novel interpretable fault diagnosis approach for chillers based on self-adaptive oversampling technique and tree-based multi-meta stacking ensemble method
The class labels and spatial information based fault diagnosis of air handling unit via combining kernel Fischer discriminant analysis with an improved graph convolutional neural network
Bridging the gap between theory and adoption: A critical review of socio-technical and human-computer interaction studies of fault detection and diagnosis in commercial buildings
An Insight Into Smart Infrastructure With Artificial Intelligence-Driven Predictive Maintenance: Transforming the Future of Urban Systems
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