Convolutional neural networks(CNNs)are well suited to bearing fault classification due to their ability to learn discriminative spectro-temporal patterns.However,gathering sufficient cases of faulty conditions in real...Convolutional neural networks(CNNs)are well suited to bearing fault classification due to their ability to learn discriminative spectro-temporal patterns.However,gathering sufficient cases of faulty conditions in real-world engineering scenarios to train an intelligent diagnosis system is challenging.This paper proposes a fault diagnosis method combining several augmentation schemes to alleviate the problem of limited fault data.We begin by identifying relevant parameters that influence the construction of a spectrogram.We leverage the uncertainty principle in processing time-frequency domain signals,making it impossible to simultaneously achieve good time and frequency resolutions.A key determinant of this phenomenon is the window function's choice and length used in implementing the shorttime Fourier transform.The Gaussian,Kaiser,and rectangular windows are selected in the experimentation due to their diverse characteristics.The overlap parameter's size also influences the outcome and resolution of the spectrogram.A 50%overlap is used in the original data transformation,and±25%is used in implementing an effective augmentation policy to which two-stage regular CNN can be applied to achieve improved performance.The best model reaches an accuracy of 99.98%and a cross-domain accuracy of 92.54%.When combined with data augmentation,the proposed model yields cutting-edge results.展开更多
Automatically recognizing radar emitters from com-plex electromagnetic environments is important but non-trivial.Moreover,the changing electromagnetic environment results in inconsistent signal distribution in the rea...Automatically recognizing radar emitters from com-plex electromagnetic environments is important but non-trivial.Moreover,the changing electromagnetic environment results in inconsistent signal distribution in the real world,which makes the existing approaches perform poorly for recognition tasks in different scenes.In this paper,we propose a domain generaliza-tion framework is proposed to improve the adaptability of radar emitter signal recognition in changing environments.Specifically,we propose an end-to-end denoising based domain-invariant radar emitter recognition network(DDIRNet)consisting of a denoising model and a domain invariant representation learning model(IRLM),which mutually benefit from each other.For the signal denoising model,a loss function is proposed to match the feature of the radar signals and guarantee the effectiveness of the model.For the domain invariant representation learning model,contrastive learning is introduced to learn the cross-domain feature by aligning the source and unseen domain distri-bution.Moreover,we design a data augmentation method that improves the diversity of signal data for training.Extensive experiments on classification have shown that DDIRNet achieves up to 6.4%improvement compared with the state-of-the-art radar emitter recognition methods.The proposed method pro-vides a promising direction to solve the radar emitter signal recognition problem.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42027805)the National Aeronautical Fund(ASFC-20172080005)。
文摘Convolutional neural networks(CNNs)are well suited to bearing fault classification due to their ability to learn discriminative spectro-temporal patterns.However,gathering sufficient cases of faulty conditions in real-world engineering scenarios to train an intelligent diagnosis system is challenging.This paper proposes a fault diagnosis method combining several augmentation schemes to alleviate the problem of limited fault data.We begin by identifying relevant parameters that influence the construction of a spectrogram.We leverage the uncertainty principle in processing time-frequency domain signals,making it impossible to simultaneously achieve good time and frequency resolutions.A key determinant of this phenomenon is the window function's choice and length used in implementing the shorttime Fourier transform.The Gaussian,Kaiser,and rectangular windows are selected in the experimentation due to their diverse characteristics.The overlap parameter's size also influences the outcome and resolution of the spectrogram.A 50%overlap is used in the original data transformation,and±25%is used in implementing an effective augmentation policy to which two-stage regular CNN can be applied to achieve improved performance.The best model reaches an accuracy of 99.98%and a cross-domain accuracy of 92.54%.When combined with data augmentation,the proposed model yields cutting-edge results.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62101575)the Research Project of NUDT(ZK22-57)the Self-directed Project of State Key Laboratory of High Performance Computing(202101-16).
文摘Automatically recognizing radar emitters from com-plex electromagnetic environments is important but non-trivial.Moreover,the changing electromagnetic environment results in inconsistent signal distribution in the real world,which makes the existing approaches perform poorly for recognition tasks in different scenes.In this paper,we propose a domain generaliza-tion framework is proposed to improve the adaptability of radar emitter signal recognition in changing environments.Specifically,we propose an end-to-end denoising based domain-invariant radar emitter recognition network(DDIRNet)consisting of a denoising model and a domain invariant representation learning model(IRLM),which mutually benefit from each other.For the signal denoising model,a loss function is proposed to match the feature of the radar signals and guarantee the effectiveness of the model.For the domain invariant representation learning model,contrastive learning is introduced to learn the cross-domain feature by aligning the source and unseen domain distri-bution.Moreover,we design a data augmentation method that improves the diversity of signal data for training.Extensive experiments on classification have shown that DDIRNet achieves up to 6.4%improvement compared with the state-of-the-art radar emitter recognition methods.The proposed method pro-vides a promising direction to solve the radar emitter signal recognition problem.
