System Fault Sequence Prediction on CRH2 EMU Based on Improved GSP Algorithm

Xin Yu Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.2405

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System Fault Sequence Prediction on CRH2 EMU Based on Improved GSP Algorithm

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Nowadays, safety and reliability in a system are becoming more and more important. The prediction on the system's failure sequence has been the focus of research. In this paper GSP algorithm is improved in two aspects, then used for the specific application of high-speed EMU CRH2A systematic fault sequence and received good result that has certain reference value for high-speed train system failure and preventive maintenance.

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EMU, GSP Algorithm, System Failure Sequence

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