Underwater-robot propeller fault degree identification method based on relative-gray-correlation-degree boundary constraints
A gray correlation degree, underwater robot technology, applied in the direction of instruments, computer parts, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve problems such as reducing the recognition accuracy
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[0109] In this embodiment, three sets of thrusters are provided; Figure 4 is the known mode vector corresponding to the different known fault degrees of the multiple groups of propellers, according to Figure 4 In the standard mode vector library established by the known mode vectors shown, the standard fault degree is: λ 01 = 0%, λ 02 =10%, λ 03 =20%, λ 04 =30%, λ 05 = 40%.
[0110] Figure 5 is the unknown mode vector corresponding to the unknown failure degree of the thruster, and the unknown failure degree in this embodiment is: λ U1 =10%, λ U2 =13%, λ U3 =18%, λ U4 =20%, λ U5 =25%, λ U6 =30%, λ U7 =37%, λ U8 = 40%.
[0111] Figure 6 is the gray correlation degree between known pattern vectors, standard pattern vectors and standard pattern vectors in the standard pattern vector library. according to Figure 6 It can be seen that the boundary constraints of the gray relational degree corresponding to each standard failure degree are γ 01lim =0.9543, γ 0...
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