Deep learning methodologies based on metaheuristics for predictive engine maintenance
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21014/actaimeko.v13i2.1667Keywords:
predictive maintenance, deep learning, metaheuristic algorithms, remaining useful lifeAbstract
Recently, there has been an increase in concerns about the accessibility, security, and reliability of aviation engines. To prevent engine failures which can be quite serious, it is important to take effective measures. The objective is to create a deep learning simulation that can accurately predict an aircraft engine's viability and remaining usefulness using meta-heuristic techniques to improve its performance. These techniques discover the optimal hyper parameters and architecture for the deep learning model. This will help minimize downtime and maintenance costs for the aircraft fleet by handling complex data such as sensor readings and past maintenance records while also adapting to changing conditions over time. Since training deep learning models can be computationally intensive, meta-heuristic methods increase their robustness. The aim is to enhance performance by increasing the accuracy rate and reducing mean squared losses of multiple deep learning methods used for predicting aircraft engine maintenance by hybridizing them with metaheuristic algorithms.
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