combined and transformed to obtain representative
features with the best prediction ability.
4.4 Data Set Segmentation
Directly divides the dataset into training sets and test
sets, so as to facilitate subsequent model training and
evaluation.
Based on the above data preprocessing, the data
quality and practicability can be guaranteed, so as to
lay a solid foundation for the subsequent analysis of
the Apriori algorithm. In addition, based on feature
engineering, the valuable information contained in
the data can be further mined and the accuracy and
reliability of the analysis process can be improved.
Figure 1: Shows the overall change ratio
The mining of association rules.is based on the
Apriori algorithm, which can carry out association
rule mining on the preprocessed data. As a classic,
frequent itemset mining algorithm, the Apriori
algorithm can discover the collection of items that
frequently appear in the dataset and generate
association rules. First, frequent itemset mining. The
Apriori algorithm can be used to mine frequent
itemsets on the preprocessed data. The algorithm is
based on an iterative approach and discovers frequent
itemsets, i.e., set items that often occur together. To
do this, people need to set a minimum support
threshold to filter out the set of frequent items to
ensure that people can find reliable association rules
and improve their representativeness, and second,
generate association rules. Correlation rules should be
generated based on the set of frequently mined items
and using metrics such as confidence level.
Confidence is also a measure of the credibility of a
rule, which indicates the probability that a conclusion
condition will occur at the same time if a precondition
occurs. In addition, based on the setting of the
minimum confidence threshold, you can also filter
out rules with strong correlation. These rules allow
people to better recognize and understand the
potential relationships between different attributes in
the data, and thirdly, rule evaluation and screening.
Evaluate and filter the generated association rules.
Not only do you have to have confidence, but you also
have other metrics, such as lift. Then, the rules are
sorted and filtered to find the high-quality rules that
have greater significance and value for business
decisions. Firstly, the excavated association rules are
visually displayed, so as to intuitively present the
relationship between different attributes and their
influence. Secondly, the business decision-makers
and domain experts are explained accordingly, and
analyzed and interpreted in combination with the
actual business scenarios.
4.5 Analysis of Association Rule
Interpretation and Classification.
First, conduct a careful analysis of the excavated
correlation rules and understand the meaning behind
each rule and its business implications. Secondly,
according to the characteristics of the rules, they are
classified and sorted, for example, according to the
type of equipment, the type of failure, the degree of
impact and other dimensions, and second, the analysis
of relevance. First, based on the rules after
classification, we can find the correlation between
different devices and devices. For example, some
fault types tend to occur on some devices at the same
time, or some devices often cause other device
failures. Secondly, some potential reasons behind
these associations are analyzed, such as whether there
is a device-equipment dependency or process flow,
common components, etc., and thirdly, the mining of
common factors. Conduct a deeper analysis of the
rules to uncover common factors that may contribute
to the occurrence of equipment defects. These factors
may include environmental conditions and improper
operation, aging equipment, etc. In addition, based on
the comparison and analysis of different association
rules, it is necessary to find out the specific
performance and influence degree of these common
factors in different equipment failures; First, the
historical data is combined with the mined correlation
rules to predict the trend of equipment defects that
may occur in the future. Secondly, the changes in the
time dimension in the rules are analyzed to find out
whether there is a significant increase or decrease
trend in the types and frequency of certain faults. The
results of the analysis are fed back directly to the
management of the power plant, so as to provide a
certain basis for the formulation of more targeted
maintenance plans and preventive measures. At the
same time, the analysis results are continuously
tracked, and the maintenance strategy can be adjusted