
pmid: 38515657
pmc: PMC10955319
In allusion to solve the issue of fault diagnosis for bearing and other rotatory machinery, a technique based on fined-grained multi-scale Kolmogorov entropy and whale optimized multi-class support vector machine (abbreviated as FGMKE-WOA-MSVM) is proposed. Firstly, vibration signals are decomposed by fine-grained multi-scale decomposition, and the Kolmogorov entropy of the sub-signals at different analysis scales is calculated as the multi-dimension feature vector, which quantitatively characterize the complexity of the signal at multi-scales. Aiming at the problem of sensitive parameters selection for multi-class support vector machine model (abbreviated as MSVM), the whale optimization algorithm (abbreviated as WOA) is introduced to optimize the penalty factor and kernel function parameter, and constructing optimal WOA-MSVM model. Finally, an instance analysis is carried out with Jiangnan University bearing datasets to verify the effectiveness and superiority of this technique. The results show that compared with different feature vectors and models such as K nearest neighbors (abbreviated as KNN) and Decision Tree (abbreviated as RF), the proposed technique is superior with fast computation speed and high diagnostic efficiency.
Social sciences (General), H1-99, Kolmogorov entropy, Q1-390, Science (General), SVM, Rolling bearing, Fault diagnosis, Research Article
Social sciences (General), H1-99, Kolmogorov entropy, Q1-390, Science (General), SVM, Rolling bearing, Fault diagnosis, Research Article
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