ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON ADAPTIVE FEATURE SELECTION k-SUB CONVEX HULL
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ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON ADAPTIVE FEATURE SELECTION k-SUB CONVEX HULL
Journal of Mechanical Strength Vol. 46, Issue 2, Pages: 255-263(2024)
作者机构:
1. 湖南大学机械与运载工程学院
2. 湖南大学装备服役质量保障湖南省重点实验室
作者简介:
基金信息:
The project supported by National Key Research and Development Program of China(No. 2020YFB2009602), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51875183,51975193), and the Scientific Research Project of Hunan Provincial Education Department (No. 21A0017).
HU AiRu, WU ZhanTao, YANG Yu, et al. ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON ADAPTIVE FEATURE SELECTION k-SUB CONVEX HULL. [J]. Journal of Mechanical Strength , 2024,46(2):255-263.
DOI:
HU AiRu, WU ZhanTao, YANG Yu, et al. ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON ADAPTIVE FEATURE SELECTION k-SUB CONVEX HULL. [J]. Journal of Mechanical Strength , 2024,46(2):255-263. DOI: 10.16579/j.issn.1001.9669.2024.02.001.
ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON ADAPTIVE FEATURE SELECTION k-SUB CONVEX HULL
Feature selection and classifier design are often studied separately in rolling bearing fault diagnosis
so it is difficult to obtain satisfactory classification accuracy. An adaptive feature selection
k
-sub convex hull (AFSKCH) classificationmodel was proposed by combining feature selection and classifier optimization
which realized the integration of adaptive featureselection and classification. Firstly
the convex hull distance function was used to maintain the local neighborhood structure on the data manifold
and the feature weigh
t matrix was obtained by alternately constructing
k
-sub convex hulls. Secondly
thedistance was solved by the method of linear programming proximity
and the adaptive feature space was obtained by using the multiplier alternating direction method. Finally
the classification was carried out according to the minimum reconstruction distance from the test point to the
k
-sub convex hull. The analysis results of rolling bearing fault vibration signals show that the feature selection performance of this method is better than other feature selection methods