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Partial principal component analysis (PCA) and parity relations are proven
to be useful methods in fault isolation. To overcome the limitation of appl
ying partial PCA to nonlinear problems, a new approach utilizing clustering
analysis is proposed. By dividing a partial data set into smaller subsets,
one can build more accurate PCA models with fewer principal components, an
d isolate faults with higher precision. Simulations on a 2 x 2 nonlinear sy
stem and the Tennessee Eastman (TE) process show the advantages of using th
e clustered partial PCA method over other nonlinear approaches.