In the era of big data, data-driven methods mainly based on deep learning have been widely used in the field of intelligent fault diagnosis. Traditional neural networks tend to be more subjective when classifying fault time-frequency graphs, such as pooling layer, and ignore the location relationship of features. The newly proposed neural network named capsules network takes into account the size and location of the image. Inspired by this, capsules network combined with the Xception module (XCN) is applied in intelligent fault diagnosis, so as to improve the classification accuracy of intelligent fault diagnosis. Firstly, the fault time-frequency graphs are obtained by wavelet time-frequency analysis. Then the time-frequency graphs data which are adjusted the pixel size are input into XCN for training. In order to accelerate the learning rate, the parameters which have bigger change are punished by cost function in the process of training. After the operation of dynamic routing, the length of the capsule is used to classify the types of faults and get the classification of loss. Then the longest capsule is used to reconstruct fault time-frequency graphs which are used to measure the reconstruction of loss. In order to determine the convergence condition, the three losses are combined through the weight coefficient. Finally, the proposed model and the traditional methods are, respectively, trained and tested under laboratory conditions and actual wind turbine gearbox conditions to verify the classification ability and reliable ability.
In this paper, a novel bearing intelligent fault diagnosis method based on a novel krill herd algorithm (NKH) and kernel extreme learning machine (KELM) is proposed. Firstly, multiscale dispersion entropy (MDE) is used to extract fault features of bearings to obtain a set of fault feature vectors composed of dispersion entropy. Then, it is imported into the kernel extreme learning machine for fault diagnosis. But considering the kernel function parameters σ and the error penalty factor C will affect the classification accuracy of the kernel extreme learning machine, this paper uses the novel krill herd algorithm (NKH) for their optimization. The opposite populations are added to the NKH in the initialization of population to improve its speed and prevent local optimum, and during the period of looking for the optimal solution, the impulse operator is introduced to ensure it has enough impulse to rush out of the local optimal once into the local optimum. Finally, in order to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method, it was applied to the bearing fault experiment of Case Western Reserve University and XJTU-SY bearing data set. The results show that the proposed method not only has good fault diagnosis performance and generalization but also has fast convergence speed and does not easily fall into the local optimum. Therefore, this paper provides a method for fault diagnosis under different loads. Meanwhile, the new method (NKH-KELM) is compared and analyzed with other mainstream intelligent bearing fault diagnosis methods to verify the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed method.
In this paper, a novel bearing fault diagnosis method based on multi-layer extreme learning machine (MELM) optimized by the novel ant lion algorithm (NALO) is proposed. First, using permutation entropy of different scales (MPE) to extract fault features of bearings, a group of fault feature vectors composed of permutation entropy is obtained. Then, the fault feature vectors are classified by the MELM. However, with the increase of the number of hidden layers, the random input weight and bias will also increase, which will lead to the increase of the randomness of the MELM and affect the accuracy of fault diagnosis. Therefore, this paper uses the NALO to optimize the MELM. For the NALO, opposite populations are added to the initial population to improve its global search ability. When the ant lion updates its location, the influence of pheromones left by other ants with a certain sensing distance is taken into account to prevent the ant lion from falling into the local optimal and increased the robustness. Finally, the NALO-MELM and other bearing fault diagnosis methods are applied to the bearing fault experiment of Western Reserve University to test the performance and generalization of the proposed method. INDEX TERMS Bearing fault diagnosis, multiscale permutation entropy, multi-layer extreme learning machine, ant lion algorithm, local pheromone effects.
A novel fault diagnosis method based on improved multiscale range entropy and hierarchical prototype (HP) is proposed in this paper. Firstly, considering that range entropy cannot analyze the complexity of time series from multiple perspectives, the coarse-grained process is combined with range entropy. In addition, to make the coarse-grained process more comprehensive, the selection of its starting point is improved. Secondly, to extract more feature information, the dimension reduction of eigenvectors is carried out by using singular value decomposition. Finally, HP is trained with the eigenvectors and its performance is tested. To test the performance of the proposed fault diagnosis method, testing bearing vibration signals collected by sensors from Case Western Reserve University and Southeast University are used for experimental analysis in this paper, and the experimental results show high accuracy of the proposed fault diagnosis method. To verify the suitability of the improvement proposal, the superiority in feature extraction ability and the classification capability of the classifier, the proposed fault diagnosis method is compared with another seven fault diagnosis methods. The results show that the proposed fault diagnosis method has the highest fault diagnosis accuracy.
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