2020
DOI: 10.1049/iet-epa.2020.0168
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Optimised approach of feature selection based on genetic and binary state transition algorithm in the classification of bearing fault in BLDC motor

Abstract: This study represents an effective approach for detection and classification of bearing faults in brushless DC (BLDC) motors based on hall‐sensor signal analysis. The envelope analysis and Hilbert–Huang transform are used to extract features from the time and frequency domains of each signal. A new feature selection technique is proposed based on the combination of the genetic algorithm strength and the advantage of the binary state transition algorithm. The genetic algorithm explores search space through cros… Show more

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“…In biomedical classification, 5 of 34 [45] introduced a hybrid FS technique merging the Binary State Transition Algorithm (BSTA) with the Relief filter approach, demonstrating its effectiveness in detecting bearing faults in brushless DC motors. Additionally, [46] combined envelope analysis and Hilbert-Huang transformation for FE from Hall sensor signals, highlighting the versatility of meta-heuristic approaches across a variety set of applications in different domains.…”
Section: Meta-heuristic Algorithms For Feature Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In biomedical classification, 5 of 34 [45] introduced a hybrid FS technique merging the Binary State Transition Algorithm (BSTA) with the Relief filter approach, demonstrating its effectiveness in detecting bearing faults in brushless DC motors. Additionally, [46] combined envelope analysis and Hilbert-Huang transformation for FE from Hall sensor signals, highlighting the versatility of meta-heuristic approaches across a variety set of applications in different domains.…”
Section: Meta-heuristic Algorithms For Feature Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, when extracting text features, the feature words in the same text can be put into a feature vector representing the text, so as to avoid ignoring the connection between feature items [15][16]. On this basis, this paper proposes a text feature vector on the basic of X 2 statistics, which can not only preserve the correlation between text features, but also distinguish the correlation between features and classes; and uses this vector as the initial population, through multiple rounds of genetic vectors are obtained to improve classification accuracy; through the coordination of crossover operation and mutation operation, global search can be realized and local minima can be avoided [17][18]; according to the characteristics of feature extraction, the fitness function and intersection rules are designed to solve the problem of inappropriate processing of low-frequency words in statistical analysis [19][20]. The flow chart of feature extraction on the basic of GA is shown in Figure 2: The figure 3 shows the average fitness of the population optimized by the GA has reached above 0.935, and these data show that the fitness of individuals in the population is better, and the effect of evolution is better.…”
Section: Feature Extraction Technology On the Basic Of Genetic Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, Ref. [46] combined envelope analysis and Hilbert-Huang transformation for feature extraction from Hall sensor signals, showcasing the versatility of meta-heuristic approaches across diverse applications in various domains.…”
Section: Meta-heuristic Algorithms For Feature Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%