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Abnormal sensor detection using consistency index in accident situation

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2019-10-25 View44
Analysis of crew communication during the emergency situation in an advanced control room

Choi, Junghun , Kim, Hyung Jun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2019-10-01 View77
Application of sensor fault-tolerant accident diagnosis model in a nuclear power plant with real-time data

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-10-22 View39
Autoencoder optimizations for the signal validation in nuclear power plant accidents

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-05-19 View56
Comparison of Autoencoder Models for Signal Reconstructions in Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-09-08 View58
Comparison of sensor fault detection models in nuclear power plant emergencies

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-11-26 View35
Consistency index based faulty sensor detection and mitigation system

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2020-07-19 View54
Feature Selections for Signal Reconstruction to Detect Sensor Defects in Nuclear Emergencies

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-11-16 View42
Framework of sensor inconsistency detection system for nuclear power plants

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2019-07-26 View51
Strategy for the Accident Diagnosis in Sensor Error States

Choi, Junghun , Lee, Seung Jun

Conference Paper Issue Date2020-07-08 View42
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