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With the ongoing development of sensor devices and network techniques, big data are being generated from the cyber-physical systems. Because of sensor equipment occasional failure and network transmission unreliability, a large number of low-quality data, such as noisy data and incomplete data, is collected from the cyber-physical systems. Low-quality data pose a remarkable challenge on deep learning models for big data feature learning. As a novel deep learning model, the deep computation model achieves superior performance for big data feature learning. However, it is difficult for the deep computation model to learn dependable features for low-quality data, since it uses the nonlinear function as the encoder. In this article, a dependable deep computation model is proposed for feature learning on low-quality big data in cyber-physical systems. Specially, a regularity is added into the objective function of the deep computation model to obtain reliable features in the intermediate-level representation space. Furthermore, a learning algorithm based on the back-propagation strategy is devised to train the parameters of the proposed model. Finally, experiments are conducted on three representative datasets and a real dataset to evaluate the effectiveness of the dependable deep computation model for low-quality big data feature learning. Results show that the proposed model achieves a remarkable result for the tasks of classification, restoration, and prediction, proving the potential of this work for practical applications in cyber-physical systems.