Fault Detection and Identification of COSMED K4b2 based on PCA and Neural Network

Publisher:
WASET
Publication Type:
Conference Proceeding
Citation:
WASET: International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing, 2012, pp. 729 - 734
Issue Date:
2012-01
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COSMED K4b2 is a portable electrical device designed to test pulmonary functions. It is ideal for many applications that need the measurement of the cardio-respiratory response either in the field or in the lab is capable with the capability to delivery real time data to a sink node or a PC base station with storing data in the memory at the same time. But the actual sensor outputs and data received may contain some errors, such as impulsive noise which can be related to sensors, low batteries, environment or disturbance in data acquisition process. These abnormal outputs might cause misinterpretations of exercise or living activities to persons being monitored. In our paper we propose an effective and feasible method to detect and identify errors in applications by principal component analysis (PCA) and a back propagation (BP) neural network.
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