A Novel Monitoring Strategy Combining the Advantages of NPE and GMM

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Abstract

Semiconductor manufacturing process data usually have multimodel and multiphase characteristics which do not meet the application assumptions in neighborhood preserving embedding (NPE). Aiming at the above limitations of NPE, a novel monitoring strategy combining the advantages of the neighborhood preserving embedding and Gaussian mixture model(NPE-GMM) is proposed. Firstly, the window data are obtained by the default window width. Next, the score of the current window data set are calculated by NPE. After that, some Gaussian components of the score are determined by GMM. Finally, a quantification index is proposed to monitor process status. NPE-GMM can not only maintain more local structure information of the current window data set in the feature subspace, but also reduce the computational complexity of GMM in fault detection processes. By introducing the new statistic, NPE-GMM can effectively improve the fault detection rate of some multimodel batch processes. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified in a numerical case and the semiconductor etching process. The simulation results indicated that the proposed method has a higher fault detection rate than traditional methods.

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Zhang, C., Dai, X., Zheng, X., & Li, Y. (2020). A Novel Monitoring Strategy Combining the Advantages of NPE and GMM. IEEE Access, 8, 82989–82997. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2989340

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