2022
DOI: 10.1109/access.2022.3232553
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A Novel Empirical Variational Mode Decomposition for Early Fault Feature Extraction

Abstract: Early fault features of large-scale and low-speed mechanical equipment with heavy duty are weak and exhibit strong non-stationary characteristics. The adaptive extraction and identification of highly relevant important features from such signals has attracted significant attention. In this study, a novel empirical variational mode decomposition and exact Teager energy operator are proposed to explore valuable information. To highlight the fault impact signal representation, we use the exact energy operator to … Show more

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“…Then, c ij is updated according to Equation (7). If the correlation between the two capsules is high, the value of their coupling coefficient c ij will increase, and vice versa will decrease.…”
Section: Capsule Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Then, c ij is updated according to Equation (7). If the correlation between the two capsules is high, the value of their coupling coefficient c ij will increase, and vice versa will decrease.…”
Section: Capsule Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional composite fault diagnosis methods usually use signal processing techniques, such as wavelet transform analysis [4], envelope analysis [5], and empirical modal decomposition [6,7], for feature extraction and then shallow machine learning models, such as BP neural networks [8] and support vector machines [9], for fault classification. Although traditional methods have achieved fruitful results, the following drawbacks still exist in the era of big data [10]: (1) the process of feature extraction and selection using signal processing techniques is complex, requires manual operations, and relies mainly on engineering experience; (2) manual feature extraction reduces the complexity of the input data and causes rich fault state information to be lost in the original data; and (3) the traditional signal feature extraction techniques make it difficult to separate the coupled features of compound faults.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%