Accurate health status assessment is a great challenge when large-scale historical data have accumulated. Hence, this study introduces an advanced framework of multiple criteria appraisal recommendation (MCAR) to develop a data-driven health status assessment model. However, MCAR still fails to extract knowledge from data and represent data uncertainties. To solve these two challenges, the knowledge in the form of IF-THEN rules and three-parameter interval grey number (TPIGN) are used to improve MCAR: 1) the interval rule-base is embedded into MCAR in the aim of extracting IF-THEN rules from data; 2) TPIGN with a new distance is defined to capture data uncertainties in the process of constructing interval rule-base; 3) the interval evidential reasoning (IER) algorithm is served as an inference engine to recommend accurate overall appraisals. Furthermore, on the basis of the improved MCAR, a novel data-driven health status assessment model is proposed by incorporating criterion screening, data preprocessing, activation weight adjustment and risk preference setting. In case study, the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed model are analyzed and verified through the benchmark datasets of lithium-ion batteries and turbofan engines. The comparative results demonstrate the high accuracy and strong robustness of the proposed model comparing with other well-known health status assessment models.
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