AttentionMixer: An Accurate and Interpretable Framework for Process
Monitoring
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2302.10426v2
- Date: Wed, 10 May 2023 13:42:09 GMT
- Title: AttentionMixer: An Accurate and Interpretable Framework for Process
Monitoring
- Authors: Hao Wang, Zhiyu Wang, Yunlong Niu, Zhaoran Liu, Haozhe Li, Yilin Liao,
Yuxin Huang, Xinggao Liu
- Abstract summary: A data-driven approach, AttentionMixer, is proposed to establish an accurate and interpretable radiation monitoring framework for energy conversion plants.
To improve the model accuracy, the first technical contribution involves the development of spatial and temporal adaptive message passing blocks.
The second technical contribution involves the implementation of a sparse message passing regularizer, which eliminates spurious and noisy message passing routes.
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- License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
- Abstract: An accurate and explainable automatic monitoring system is critical for the
safety of high efficiency energy conversion plants that operate under extreme
working condition. Nonetheless, currently available data-driven monitoring
systems often fall short in meeting the requirements for either high-accuracy
or interpretability, which hinders their application in practice. To overcome
this limitation, a data-driven approach, AttentionMixer, is proposed under a
generalized message passing framework, with the goal of establishing an
accurate and interpretable radiation monitoring framework for energy conversion
plants. To improve the model accuracy, the first technical contribution
involves the development of spatial and temporal adaptive message passing
blocks, which enable the capture of spatial and temporal correlations,
respectively; the two blocks are cascaded through a mixing operator. To enhance
the model interpretability, the second technical contribution involves the
implementation of a sparse message passing regularizer, which eliminates
spurious and noisy message passing routes. The effectiveness of the
AttentionMixer approach is validated through extensive evaluations on a
monitoring benchmark collected from the national radiation monitoring network
for nuclear power plants, resulting in enhanced monitoring accuracy and
interpretability in practice.
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