This invention proposes a priori-enhanced multi-kernel canonical variable
analysis method and device for monitoring
blast furnace ironmaking. First, historical multivariate data is collected, standardized, and past and future Hankel matrices are constructed. Then, a CSI-MKCVA model is constructed, and an enhanced
hybrid kernel function is built to simultaneously capture local, global, and time-related nonlinear features of the
blast furnace ironmaking process, and the
covariance matrix and Laplace matrix are reconstructed using weighted averages. Next, the projection matrices of past and future data are iteratively trained to extract priori spatiotemporal nonlinear features (CSNF) with conformal and discriminative capabilities. Finally, based on the extracted CSNF, the
kernel density estimation method is used to calculate
control limits, enabling real-time monitoring. This invention enhances the
spatial correlation modeling and fault category identification capabilities in the
blast furnace ironmaking process, significantly improving the anomaly monitoring accuracy under conditions of data nonlinearity, dynamism, and
class imbalance, ensuring the safe and stable operation of blast furnace production.