2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2021.3077468
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Computer Vision Technology Based on Sensor Data and Hybrid Deep Learning for Security Detection of Blast Furnace Bearing

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“…First of all, the data should be processed for outliers. Outliers refer to one or several values in the data which are quite different from other values [ 23 ]. The occurrence of outliers may be caused by the instability of the XRD data detection and other instruments and may also be caused by human operating errors.…”
Section: Sfcam Reaction Process Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First of all, the data should be processed for outliers. Outliers refer to one or several values in the data which are quite different from other values [ 23 ]. The occurrence of outliers may be caused by the instability of the XRD data detection and other instruments and may also be caused by human operating errors.…”
Section: Sfcam Reaction Process Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A deep learning model Mask R-CNN [21] trained through images captured from real blasting sites in Nui Phao open-pit mine is developed to evaluate the blasting results, expanding the possibility of the automated measurement of blast fragmentation. Literature [22] combined a hybrid deep learning-based computer vision method with a VMD algorithm for security detection of blasting furnace bearings, which achieves remarkable calculation speed and accuracy of bearing fault diagnosis. Literature [23] constructed a multi-hidden-layer neural network model and an LSTM neural network model based on PyTorch and Keras framework to predict the failure mode of the RC (reinforced concrete) columns under blast loading.…”
Section: Data Securitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to the advancements in computational resources and algorithmic techniques, machine learning (ML) models have been widely employed, thus resulting in novel approaches for natural language processing, [32,33] computer vision, [34,35] and soft sensing [36,37] applications. Data-driven soft sensing systems can effectively integrate multiple sensor signals to provide other output features that are difficult to measure or when conventional sensing systems are unavailable (e.g., environmental sensing, [37,38] product quality, [39,40] equipment failures, [34,41] and medical diagnostics [35,42] ). In addition, ML models can be used to derive a nonlinear relationship between physically coupled input and output features.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%