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A novel approach combining optimized variational mode decomposition and a long short-term memory network with an adaptively weighted squeeze-and-excitation network achieves 95.48% accuracy in evaluating the ageing status of composite insulators, enabling pixel-level visualization of ageing distribution. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To establish a high-accuracy, pixel-level diagnostic method for assessing microscopic material degradation and ageing distribution in composite insulator sheds.

August 22, 2026High VoltageOpen Access

Pixel‐Level Inversion Assessment for Ageing of Composite Insulator Sheds of Power System

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YLYang Liu YGYujun Guo YFYihan Fan

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Experimental modeling demonstrates high-accuracy pixel-level ageing assessment in composite insulator sheds via optimized spectral analysis, suggesting improved power grid monitoring reliability.

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To establish a high-accuracy, pixel-level diagnostic method for assessing microscopic material degradation and ageing distribution in composite insulator sheds.
Measured hydrophobicity and captured spectral reflectance (400–1000 nm) across multiple stages of artificially accelerated ageing in composite insulator samples.
Optimized variational mode decomposition parameters using Beluga whale optimization and sample entropy for spectral denoising.
Trained a deep learning framework integrating long short-term memory networks, channel attention, and adaptively weighted squeeze-and-excitation modules.
The integrated neural network achieved an overall classification accuracy of 95.48%, exceeding the performance of traditional classification baselines.
The method resolved spectral line overlap in severely degraded samples, enabling accurate pixel-level visualization of ageing distribution across insulator shed structures.

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a895f41ca7ade938187dbff https://doi.org/10.1049/hve2.70236

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August 22, 2026High VoltageOpen Access

Pixel‐Level Inversion Assessment for Ageing of Composite Insulator Sheds of Power System

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Authors

YLYang Liu YGYujun Guo YFYihan Fan

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Overview

Experimental modeling demonstrates high-accuracy pixel-level ageing assessment in composite insulator sheds via optimized spectral analysis, suggesting improved power grid monitoring reliability.

Key Points

To establish a high-accuracy, pixel-level diagnostic method for assessing microscopic material degradation and ageing distribution in composite insulator sheds.
Measured hydrophobicity and captured spectral reflectance (400–1000 nm) across multiple stages of artificially accelerated ageing in composite insulator samples.
Optimized variational mode decomposition parameters using Beluga whale optimization and sample entropy for spectral denoising.
Trained a deep learning framework integrating long short-term memory networks, channel attention, and adaptively weighted squeeze-and-excitation modules.
The integrated neural network achieved an overall classification accuracy of 95.48%, exceeding the performance of traditional classification baselines.
The method resolved spectral line overlap in severely degraded samples, enabling accurate pixel-level visualization of ageing distribution across insulator shed structures.

Cite This Study

Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a895f41ca7ade938187dbff https://doi.org/10.1049/hve2.70236

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