2025 AIChE Annual Meeting

(394e) Nonlinear Cointegration-Based Complex Feature Extraction and Monitoring for Non-Stationary Process

Authors

Jingzhi Rao - Presenter, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Cheng Ji, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Jingde Wang, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Wei Sun, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Cointegration analysis [1,2], as an effective method of time series analysis in econometrics, has been introduced to non-stationary processes monitoring in recent years [3]. Traditional cointegration analysis, which relies on linear combinations to eliminate non-stationarity, faces significant limitations when confronts with complex industrial features, including nonlinear interactions [4], long-term memory effects, and multi-order integration properties. Nonlinear cointegration extends the linear cointegration by incorporating nonlinear mappings to extract nonlinear long-term equilibrium relationships and considering the long memory of time series [5]. To address the limitation of traditional cointegration analysis, a nonlinear cointegration-based monitoring framework, leveraging a Long Short-Term Memory [6] (LSTM)-based encoder-decoder model is proposed in this work. By imposing stationarity and short memory constraints on latent variables, the model ensures complex feature extraction effectively while preserving nonlinear long-term equilibrium properties. The extracted features are then utilized to construct monitoring statistics, enabling effective process monitoring. The proposed method is evaluated by both a numerical case and an industrial case, demonstrating its effectiveness in enhancing process monitoring performance compared to conventional non-stationary process monitoring approaches.

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