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A data-level fusion approach for degradation modeling and prognostic analysis under multiple failure modes

Chehade et al., 2018

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10920088520211967725
Author
Chehade A
Song C
Liu K
Saxena A
Zhang X
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Journal of Quality Technology

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Operating units, in practice, often suffer from multiple modes of failure, and each failure mode has a distinct influence on the service life cycle path of a unit. The rapid development of sensor and communication technologies has enabled multiple sensors to simultaneously …
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