ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Cross-Component Transferable Transformer Pipeline Obeying Dynamic Seesaw for Rotating Machinery with Imbalanced Data.
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Due to the lack of fault data in the daily work of rotating machinery components, existing data-driven fault diagnosis procedures cannot accurately diagnose fault classes and are difficult to apply to most components. At the same time, the complex and variable working conditions of components pose a challenge to the feature extraction capability of the models. Therefore, a transferable pipeline is constructed to solve the fault diagnosis of multiple components in the presence of imbalanced data. Firstly, synchrosqueezed wavelet transforms (SWT) are improved to highlight the time-frequency feature of the signal and reduce the time-frequency differences between different signals. Secondly, we proposed a novel hierarchical window transformer model that obeys a dynamic seesaw (HWT-SS), which compensates for imbalanced samples while fully extracting key features of the samples. Finally, a transfer diagnosis between components provides a new approach to solving fault diagnosis with imbalanced data among multiple components. The comparison with the benchmark models in four datasets proves that the proposed model has the advantages of strong feature extraction capability and low influence from imbalanced data. The transfer tests between datasets and the visual interpretation of the model prove that the transfer diagnosis between components can further improve the diagnostic capability of the model for extremely imbalanced data.
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