2009 2nd International Congress on Image and Signal Processing 2009
DOI: 10.1109/cisp.2009.5304348
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Feature Extraction and Recognition of Ventilator Vibration Signal Based on ICA/SVM

Abstract: Ventilator vibration signal is usually mixed with some signals and shows strong nonlinearity, nonstationarity and nonGaussian. It presents a great challenge to feature extraction and recognition. We applied the independent component analysis (ICA) to ventilator vibration signal analysis, used FastICA algorithm to get a group of independent variables with the useful feature information, adopted residual self-information (RSI) to compress further for the group of independent variables, and chose the larger RSI t… Show more

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“…So we can translate the problem of maximizingJ(w) into the problem of maximizing;[<(= > ?)]. That is to say, we should find a separation matrix w so each independent component has maximum non-gaussianity and attains the best result of separation [5].Hyvarinen calculate w in iteration Eq.8.…”
Section: The Fast Ica Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So we can translate the problem of maximizingJ(w) into the problem of maximizing;[<(= > ?)]. That is to say, we should find a separation matrix w so each independent component has maximum non-gaussianity and attains the best result of separation [5].Hyvarinen calculate w in iteration Eq.8.…”
Section: The Fast Ica Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%