2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00500-018-3644-5
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A bearing vibration data analysis based on spectral kurtosis and ConvNet

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“…The spectral kurtosis was another technique used to preprocess the vibration signal. Udmale et al [ 54 ] confirmed that the maximum decomposition level of the kurtogram revealed more frequency information, because the plane (f, ∆f) becomes finer with an increase in the decomposition level. However, this maximum level of decomposition is determined by the length of the signal used.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The spectral kurtosis was another technique used to preprocess the vibration signal. Udmale et al [ 54 ] confirmed that the maximum decomposition level of the kurtogram revealed more frequency information, because the plane (f, ∆f) becomes finer with an increase in the decomposition level. However, this maximum level of decomposition is determined by the length of the signal used.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further experiments validated the performance of the proposed model. Udmale et al (2018) used the spectral kurtosis (SK) as the input of the CNN, and the experiments demonstrated the superior classification performance of this method even under different operating conditions. Cao et al (2019) decomposed the vibration signals with a discrete wavelet transfer, and the reconstructed results were concatenated into 2D matrices as the input of a CNN model.…”
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“…Zhu et al [104] proposed a symmetrized dot pattern to transform vibration signals into 2-D images and the trained a convolutional network for fault diagnosis. Li et al[105] used the K-singular value decomposition to enhance the resolution of time-frequency features obtained by Wigner-Ville Distribution and then built CNN for planetary gearbox fault classification.Udmale et al[106] utilized the kurtogram of raw signals to train CNN for bearing fault diagnosis. In[107], Senanayaka proposed a gearbox fault diagnosis method based on multiple classifiers and data fusion.…”
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