ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
A Trend Forecasting Method for the Vibration Signals of Aircraft Engines Combining Enhanced Slice-Level Adaptive Normalization Using Long Short-Term Memory Under Multi-Operating Conditions.
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Trend forecasting and early anomaly warnings are important for avoiding aircraft engine failures or accidents. This study proposes a trend forecasting method based on enhanced Slice-level Adaptive Normalization (SAN) using a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural network under multi-operating conditions. Firstly, a condition recognition technology is constructed to automatically identify the operating conditions based on the predetermined judgment conditions, and vibration signal features are adaptively divided into three typical operating conditions, namely, the idling operating condition, the starting operating condition and the utmost operating condition. The features of original signals are extracted to reduce the impacts of signal fluctuations and noise preliminarily. Secondly, enhanced SAN is used to normalize and denormalize the features to alleviate non-stationary factors. To improve prediction accuracy, an
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