Three-dimensional inversion method of current element based on Bayesian elastic net regularization method
A current element and hierarchical Bayesian technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, instrumentation, calculation, etc., can solve problems such as non-unique solutions and non-continuous solutions
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[0151] image 3 is the structural representation of the distributed current element inversion calculation model described in the present invention, such as image 3 As shown, according to the derivation of the above algorithm, the three-dimensional imaging results of the current element based on the Bayesian elastic net regularization method are analyzed, and the construction is as follows: image 3Computational model of the shown structure. The points represent the measurement points of the three-dimensional magnetic field strength. The planes of the three measurement points are parallel to the xy, yz and xz planes respectively. The size of each plane is 20m×20m. The distance between the measurement points on the same plane is 1m, and the total number of measurement points is 264. indivual. The central cube area in the figure is the calculated current element area, and the side length of this area is 4.5m, and each independent current element in this area is set as a cube w...
Embodiment 2
[0154] On the basis of Example 1, for the current element distribution in Case 1, when the theoretical value of the magnetic field strength is superimposed with a random relative error between ±0.5%, Ridge, elastic net and The Lasso regularization method carries out the three-dimensional inversion imaging calculation of the current element distribution, analyzes the difference between the inversion calculation distribution and the real distribution under different error levels, and calculates the reconstruction error of the magnetic field distribution at the same time. The calculation results of the three regularization methods are as follows: Figure 5 shown.
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[0156] On the basis of Example 1, for Case 2, when the theoretical value of the magnetic field is superimposed with a random relative error between ±0.5%, Ridge, Elastic Net and Lasso regularization methods are used in the calculation of each distribution form for the current element The three-dimensional inversion imaging calculation of the distribution analyzes the difference between the inversion calculation distribution and the real distribution under different error levels, and calculates the reconstruction error of the magnetic field distribution at the same time. The calculation results of the three regularization methods are as follows: Figure 6 shown.
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