2023
DOI: 10.1109/tpel.2022.3207181
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On Bayesian Optimization-Based Residual CNN for Estimation of Inter-Turn Short Circuit Fault in PMSM

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“…( 8), each mode uk(t) is calculated. Then the energy of each mode Ek and the energy matrix E of all modes can be structured as Suppose there are N samples, a data set can be constructed through different energy matrices and labels [31]. The energy matrix of the i-th sample is represented by xi and the label is yi, Then the data set {X, Y} can be described as…”
Section: Principle Of Variational Modal Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…( 8), each mode uk(t) is calculated. Then the energy of each mode Ek and the energy matrix E of all modes can be structured as Suppose there are N samples, a data set can be constructed through different energy matrices and labels [31]. The energy matrix of the i-th sample is represented by xi and the label is yi, Then the data set {X, Y} can be described as…”
Section: Principle Of Variational Modal Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, the method based on deep learning has made remarkable achievements in the field of fault diagnosis. The main methods include Convolutional neural network [3][4] generative adversarial network [5][6] , Skowron [7] uses FFT combined with CNN neural network to achieve fault diagnosis under 100 groups of samples. Although the accuracy reaches 95%, the network generalization ability of this method is poor due to the scarcity of data.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Song et al [10] proposed a residual expansion CNN based on residual expansion for ITSC fault diagnosis, using normalized threephase stator currents as inputs to the network, which is able to identify faults of different severity well. However, sometimes relying on only one signal can be difficult to extract fault information as studied in literature [11,12], which has shown that multiple signals have higher accuracy than single signals, and multi-scale CNNs have a better diagnosis performance than single-channel CNNs. In the end-to-end PMSM fault diagnosis model, the inputs to the system are raw currents or vibrations, and these signals are usually one-dimensional.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%