Unsupervised Multimodal Anomaly Detection With Missing Sources for Liquid Rocket Engine
Abstract:
To achieve reliable and automatic anomaly detection (AD) for large equipment such as liquid rocket engine (LRE), multisource data are commonly manipulated in deep learning pipelines. However, current AD methods mainly aim at single source or single modality, whereas existing multimodal methods cannot effectively cope with a common issue, modality incompleteness. To this end, we propose an unsupervised multimodal method for AD with missing sources in LRE system. The proposed method handles intramodality fusion, intermodality fusion, and decision fusion in a unified framework composed of multiple deep autoencoders (AEs) and a skip-connected AE. Specifically, the first module restores missing sources to construct a complete modality, thus advancing the secondary reconstruction. Different from vanilla reconstruction-based methods, the proposed method minimizes reconstruction loss and meanwhile maximizes the dissimilarity of representations in two latent spaces. Utilizing reconstruction errors and latent representation discrepancy, the anomaly score is acquired. At decision level, the model performance can be further enhanced via anomaly score fusion. To demonstrate the effectiveness, extensive experiments are carried out on multivariate time-series data from static ignition of several LREs. The results indicate the superiority and potential of the proposed method for AD with missing sources for LRE.
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