The invention discloses a
structural health monitoring abnormal
data reconstruction method based on a submerged space
diffusion model, and belongs to the technical field of
structural health monitoring. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, converting one-dimensional structure monitoring
time sequence data into a two-dimensional image, mapping the two-dimensional image to a low-dimensional
potential space by using a pre-trained variational auto-
encoder, and obtaining a potential variable containing
semantic information of an original
signal; then, defining a forward
diffusion process in the submerged space, and establishing an evolution path from the structured features to
Gaussian noise; constructing a conditional
diffusion U-Net network containing
time step embedding and
frequency domain conditional coding, and training the network through a
mask region selectivity mechanism to learn
noise inversion distribution; in a reverse generation stage, a known area forced alignment strategy and a bidirectional
resampling mechanism are introduced, and a soft
mask smoothing technology is combined. The invention aims to obtain a high-quality
time sequence signal which can meet the requirements of subsequent
modal parameter identification and long-term performance evaluation by using a generative probability inversion mechanism.