2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2021.109467
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Enhanced generative adversarial network for extremely imbalanced fault diagnosis of rotating machine

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“…Liu et al [ 26 ] presented a rotating machinery fault diagnostics framework that is based on GANs and multisensor data fusion to generate synthetic data from the original data. Zhang et al [ 27 ], Wang et al [ 28 ], and Lv et al [ 29 ] all made use of one-dimensional time-domain signals to generate synthetic data using GANs for classification and diagnosis of rotating machinery. Similarly, Li et al [ 30 ], Wang et al [ 31 ], Zheng et al [ 32 ], and Wang et al [ 33 ] used one-dimensional frequency domain signals, and Huang et al [ 34 ] and Shi et al [ 35 ] used two-dimensional images while Pan et al [ 36 ], and Zhou et al [ 37 ] used one-dimensional feature sets to generate synthetic data.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Liu et al [ 26 ] presented a rotating machinery fault diagnostics framework that is based on GANs and multisensor data fusion to generate synthetic data from the original data. Zhang et al [ 27 ], Wang et al [ 28 ], and Lv et al [ 29 ] all made use of one-dimensional time-domain signals to generate synthetic data using GANs for classification and diagnosis of rotating machinery. Similarly, Li et al [ 30 ], Wang et al [ 31 ], Zheng et al [ 32 ], and Wang et al [ 33 ] used one-dimensional frequency domain signals, and Huang et al [ 34 ] and Shi et al [ 35 ] used two-dimensional images while Pan et al [ 36 ], and Zhou et al [ 37 ] used one-dimensional feature sets to generate synthetic data.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Liu et al [26] presented a rotating machinery fault diagnostics framework that is based on GANs and multi-sensor data fusion to generate synthetic data from the original data. Zhang et al [27], Wang et al [28], and Lv et al [29] all made use of one-dimensional time-domain signals to generate synthetic data using GANs for classification and diagnosis of rotating machinery. Similarly, Li et al [30], Wang et al [31], Zheng et al [32], and Wang et al [33] used one-dimensional frequency domain signals, and Huang et al [34] and Shi et al [35] used two-dimensional images while Pan et al [36], and Zhou et al [37] used one-dimensional feature sets to generate synthetic data.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al [24] used the analog signals generated by WGAN to expand the unbalanced dataset and train stacked autoencoders to detect the health status of mechanical equipment. Wang et al [25] used enhanced deep convolutional GAN to generate more fault samples and figure out the problem of imbalanced data, thus improving fault classification accuracy. Peng et al [26] proposed the reinforcement auxiliary classification GAN, which stabilized the training process by using boundary-seeking loss and introduced cost-sensitive learning to alleviate data imbalance in the Tennessee Eastman dataset.…”
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confidence: 99%