This article introduces a novel approach to anomaly detection in cable systems, addressing the criticality of maintaining electrical system integrity. Utilizing advanced deep learning methods, specifically autoencoders, the suggested approach employs neural networks to compute reconstruction errors, enabling accurate detection of anomalies, such as the quench phenomenon. Experimental validation using real-world coaxial cable data, with simulated faults resembling actual defects, demonstrates the approach’s efficacy in enhancing stability and reliability within coaxial cable systems. Comparative analysis indicates superior results for single and multiple faults in cables, highlighting the potential of the suggested algorithm to advance cable diagnostic methods significantly and enhance overall system maintenance.

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Anomaly Detection in Co-axial Cable Using Time–Frequency Domain Reflectometry and Deep Learning Technique

  • Ashish Raj,
  • Subrata Karmakar

摘要

This article introduces a novel approach to anomaly detection in cable systems, addressing the criticality of maintaining electrical system integrity. Utilizing advanced deep learning methods, specifically autoencoders, the suggested approach employs neural networks to compute reconstruction errors, enabling accurate detection of anomalies, such as the quench phenomenon. Experimental validation using real-world coaxial cable data, with simulated faults resembling actual defects, demonstrates the approach’s efficacy in enhancing stability and reliability within coaxial cable systems. Comparative analysis indicates superior results for single and multiple faults in cables, highlighting the potential of the suggested algorithm to advance cable diagnostic methods significantly and enhance overall system maintenance.