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    • Traditional anomaly detection (AD) methods assume stable operating conditions, limiting their effectiveness in dynamic machinery environments.
    • Time-varying conditions in machinery lead to false or missed alarms due to the independent and identically distributed assumption.
    • Continuous changes in working conditions pose challenges for AD models requiring extensive condition-specific training data.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel framework for anomaly detection in machinery operating under continuously changing conditions.
    • To address the limitations of existing AD methods in dynamic environments with scarce condition-specific samples.
    • To enable accurate fault detection across diverse and evolving operational states.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed a unified flowing normality learning (UFNL) framework to capture dynamic conditional distributions.
    • Utilized manifold-based probability density estimation to guide generative adversarial networks (GANs) for approximating conditional distributions.
    • Introduced latent normality inversion with a conditional encoder to map manifold structures into latent space for deviation analysis.
    • Implemented a condition-aware adaptive threshold selection strategy for dynamic decision boundaries.

    Main Results:

    • The UFNL framework successfully captures the flowing normal conditional distribution of time-varying samples.
    • Reconstruction errors from the encoder and generator effectively indicate deviations from flowing normality.
    • The condition-aware adaptive threshold strategy dynamically adjusts decision boundaries for different operating conditions.
    • Experimental results demonstrate accurate fault detection in continuous time-varying scenarios.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed UFNL framework provides a robust solution for anomaly detection in machinery with time-varying operating conditions.
    • The method overcomes the limitations of traditional AD approaches by learning dynamic normality.
    • Accurate and reliable fault detection is achieved across all operating conditions within continuously changing environments.