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机器学习驱动的欧几里得太空望远镜运行异常检测与预测

Machine learning-driven Anomaly Detection and Forecasting for Euclid Space Telescope Operations

European Space Agency (ESA)(欧洲空间局);European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC)(欧洲空间天文中心)

Pablo Gómez, Roland D. Vavrek, Guillermo Buenadicha, John Hoar, Sandor Kruk, Jan Reerink

AI总结:

本研究利用XGBoost和SHAP分析欧几里得望远镜2024年2至8月的温度遥测数据,实现异常检测与预测,提升遥测监测效率。

摘要:

最先进的太空科学任务日益依赖自动化,这是因为航天器复杂性以及人工监管的成本。包括科学数据和遥测数据在内的大量数据,使得人工检查颇具挑战。机器学习在满足这些需求方面具有巨大潜力。自2024年2月起进入巡天阶段的欧几里得太空望远镜,正是这一转变的典型代表。欧几里得的成功取决于对运行状态遥测数据和科学衍生数据的准确监测与解读。数以千计的遥测参数以时间序列形式被监测,它们可能影响也可能不影响科学数据的质量。这些参数之间具有复杂的相互依赖关系,这通常源于物理关联(例如温度传感器的邻近性)。优化科学运行需要仔细的异常检测和隐藏参数状态的识别。此外,理解已知异常与物理量之间的相互作用至关重要但也很复杂,因为相关参数可能以不同的时间和强度表现出异常。我们通过分析欧几里得2024年2月至8月遥测数据中的温度异常来应对这些挑战,重点关注十一个温度参数和三十五个协变量。我们使用一个预测性的XGBoost模型,基于历史值预测温度,并将偏离预测的情况检测为异常。第二个XGBoost模型从协变量预测异常,捕捉它们与温度异常的关系。我们识别每个参数的前三个异常,并使用SHAP(Shapley加性解释)分析它们与协变量的相互作用,从而实现对复杂参数关系的快速、自动化分析。我们的方法展示了机器学习如何增强遥测监测,为面临类似数据挑战的其他任务提供了可扩展的解决方案。

英文摘要:

State-of-the-art space science missions increasingly rely on automation due to spacecraft complexity and the costs of human oversight. The high volume of data, including scientific and telemetry data, makes manual inspection challenging. Machine learning offers significant potential to meet these demands. The Euclid space telescope, in its survey phase since February 2024, exemplifies this shift. Euclid's success depends on accurate monitoring and interpretation of housekeeping telemetry and science-derived data. Thousands of telemetry parameters, monitored as time series, may or may not impact the quality of scientific data. These parameters have complex interdependencies, often due to physical relationships (e.g., proximity of temperature sensors). Optimising science operations requires careful anomaly detection and identification of hidden parameter states. Moreover, understanding the interactions between known anomalies and physical quantities is crucial yet complex, as related parameters may display anomalies with varied timing and intensity. We address these challenges by analysing temperature anomalies in Euclid's telemetry from February to August 2024, focusing on eleven temperature parameters and 35 covariates. We use a predictive XGBoost model to forecast temperatures based on historical values, detecting anomalies as deviations from predictions. A second XGBoost model predicts anomalies from covariates, capturing their relationships to temperature anomalies. We identify the top three anomalies per parameter and analyse their interactions with covariates using SHAP (Shapley Additive Explanations), enabling rapid, automated analysis of complex parameter relationships. Our method demonstrates how machine learning can enhance telemetry monitoring, offering scalable solutions for other missions with similar data challenges.

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