ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Compound Fault Diagnosis of Planetary Gearbox Based on Improved LTSS-BoW Model and Capsule Network.
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The identification of compound fault components of a planetary gearbox is especially important for keeping the mechanical equipment working safely. However, the recognition performance of existing deep learning-based methods is limited by insufficient compound fault samples and single label classification principles. To solve the issue, a capsule neural network with an improved feature extractor, named LTSS-BoW-CapsNet, is proposed for the intelligent recognition of compound fault components. Firstly, a feature extractor is constructed to extract fault feature vectors from raw signals, which is based on local temporal self-similarity coupled with bag-of-words models (LTSS-BoW). Then, a multi-label classifier based on a capsule network (CapsNet) is designed, in which the dynamic routing algorithm and average threshold are adopted. The effectiveness of the proposed LTSS-BoW-CapsNet method is validated by processing three compound fault diagnosis tasks. The experimental results demonstrate that our method can via decoupling effectively identify the multi-fault components of different compound fault patterns. The testing accuracy is more than 97%, which is better than the other four traditional classification models.
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