2022
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-022-06732-6
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Novelty Detection Using Sparse Auto-Encoders to Characterize Structural Vibration Responses

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“…In this paper, the random load-time history of the catenary is loaded with the lifting force at different speeds and weight levels obtained from the dynamic simulation of the railway wagon, and the loading position is the portal structure beam. The dynamic load generated during the operation of the railway wagon and the load that the railway wagon will generate during driving can be composed of excitation function, static load and railway wagon vibration series functions [25,26]:…”
Section: Dynamic Load Loading Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, the random load-time history of the catenary is loaded with the lifting force at different speeds and weight levels obtained from the dynamic simulation of the railway wagon, and the loading position is the portal structure beam. The dynamic load generated during the operation of the railway wagon and the load that the railway wagon will generate during driving can be composed of excitation function, static load and railway wagon vibration series functions [25,26]:…”
Section: Dynamic Load Loading Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Do et al [18] demonstrated the capability of autoencoders based on a long short-term memory structure for detecting anomaly vibrations in a Vertical Carousel Storage and Retrieval System for industrial applications. Finotti et al [19] assessed the structural condition of a viaduct by means of a sparse autoencoder that learned important data features (to characterize the vibration signals) and a support vector machine that classified the corresponding damage based on the extracted features. Jimenez-Martinez et al improved fatigue life prediction through a combination of synthetic data and an ANN without requiring additional tests or new parameters by overcoming the limit of Miner's damage rule when taking into account different factors such as temperature, environment, sequence loads, and mean stress [20].…”
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confidence: 99%