Rolling bearing fault diagnosis system and method based on guiding type subfield self-adaption
A fault diagnosis system and rolling bearing technology, which are applied in neural learning methods, pattern recognition in signals, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve problems such as the decline of classifier accuracy, misjudgment of predicted labels, etc., and achieve cross-domain fault diagnosis. Effect
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[0044] This embodiment mainly discusses the problem of cross-domain fault diagnosis when each type of fault in the target domain has only one label data, that is, other data in the target domain have no labels. Therefore, this embodiment aims at correctly predicting labels for unlabeled samples in the target domain. In transfer learning tasks, is n in the source domain s a labeled sample, is the n to be measured in the target domain t an unlabeled sample. D. S and D T Obey two different data distributions and have the same label space. In this embodiment, the fault label is the same as D of C S and D T Divide the sample into subfields with where C ∈ (1,2,...,c) denote fault category labels. subfield with Data distribution with s (c) and t (c) means that obviously s (c) ≠t (c) . The purpose of this embodiment is to find an optimal algorithm through subfield self-adaptation with The samples in are mapped to the same feature space, that is, to find a c...
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[0080] This embodiment provides a rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on guided subfield self-adaptation. Using the guided subfield self-adaptive rolling bearing fault diagnosis system given in Embodiment 1, proceed according to the following steps:
[0081] Step 1. Use the signal processing module to perform data amplification processing on the source domain and target domain data sets, and convert the one-dimensional samples in the data set after data amplification into time-frequency domain maps, and input them to the feedforward feature extraction network module , the target domain provides a small number of labeled samples under each category of faults for the guide, and the rest are unlabeled samples to be predicted.
[0082] In this step, the source and target domain data are divided into 500 samples for each category after overlapping sampling and random repeated sampling with a step size of 128, and each sample contains 1024 sampling points; and each Class pr...
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