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Application of deep learning for rolling stock failure prediction

Abstract

This paper begins a series of publications, making a case and opportunity for creation of advanced diagnostics of technical condition of the railway rolling stock and provides essentially new artificial intelligence (AI) solution based on deep learning techniques. Here, the abstraction for anomalous data is formed, statements of industrial equipment failure detection and forecasting problems are set, core components of software implementation of the solution algorithm using the recurrent network (LSTM autoencoder) are described as well as the quality assessments and the reasoning for choosing deep learning over the rest AI methods.

About the Authors

A. V. Komisarchuk
Railway Research Institute
Russian Federation

Aleksey V. Komisarchuk, system architect, M.Sc.

Moscow



I. А. Eliseev
Railway Research Institute
Russian Federation

Igor А . Eliseev, department chief, cand. sci. (eng.)

Moscow



A. V. Sidorov
Railway Research Institute
Russian Federation

Aleksey V. Sidorov, project manager

Moscow



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Komisarchuk A.V., Eliseev I.А., Sidorov A.V. Application of deep learning for rolling stock failure prediction. Intelligent transport. 2025;(4(36)):14-24. (In Russ.)

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