Novel MOA Fault Detection Technology Based on Small Sample Infrared Image

This paper proposes a novel metal oxide arrester (MOA) fault detection technology based on a small sample infrared image. The research is carried out from the detection process and data enhancement. A lightweight MOA identification and location algorithm is designed at the edge, which can not only reduce the amount of data uploaded, but also reduce the search space of cloud algorithm. In order to improve the accuracy and generalization ability of the defect detection model under the condition of small samples, a multi-model fusion detection algorithm is proposed. Different features of the image are extracted by multiple convolutional neural networks, and then multiple classifiers are trained. Finally, the weighted voting strategy is used for fault diagnosis. In addition, the extended model of fault samples is constructed by transfer learning and deep convolutional generative adversarial networks (DCGAN) to solve the problem of unbalanced training data sets. The experimental results show that the proposed method can realize the accurate location of arrester under the condition of small samples, and after the data expansion, the recognition rate of arrester anomalies can be improved from 83% to 85%, showing high effectiveness and reliability.

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This paper proposes a novel metal oxide arrester (MOA) fault detection technology based on a small sample infrared image. A lightweight MOA identification and location algorithm is designed at the edge, with a multi-model fusion detection algorithm used for fault diagnosis. The recognition rate of arrester anomalies can be improved from 83% to 85% after data expansion, showing high effectiveness and reliability.