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January 1, 2014Advances in Mechanical Engineering36 citationsOpen Access

A rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on LSSVM

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XGXuejin GaoBeijing University of TechnologyHWHongfei WeiSouth China Agricultural UniversityTLTianyao LiBeijing Electronic Science and Technology Institute

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The fault characteristic signals of rolling bearings are coupled with each other, thus increasing the difficulty in identifying the fault characteristics. In this study, a fault diagnosis method of rolling bearing based on least squares support vector machine is proposed. First, least squares support vector machine model is trained with the samples of known classes. Least squares support vector machine algorithm involves the selection of a kernel function. The complexity of samples in high-dimensional space can be adjusted through changing the parameters of kernel function, thus affecting the search for the optimal function as well as final classification results. Particle swarm optimization and 10-fold cross-validation method are adopted to optimize the parameters in the training model. Then, with the optimized parameters, the classification model is updated. Finally, with the feature vector of the test samples as the input of least squares support vector machine, the pattern recognition of the testing samples is performed to achieve the purpose of fault diagnosis. The actual bearing fault data are analyzed with the diagnosis method. This method allows the accurate classification results and fast diagnosis and can be applied in the diagnosis of compound faults of rolling bearing.

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Gao et al. (2014) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a853a50e68317b45acf1f4ehttps://doi.org/10.1177/1687814019899561
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