The main purpose of this study was to investigate whether machine learning can be used to detect leak sounds in the field. A method for detecting water leaks was developed using a convolutional neural network (CNN), after taking recurrence plots and visualising the time series as input data. In collaboration with a pipeline restoration company, 20 acoustic datasets of leak sounds were recorded by sensors at 10 leak sites. The detection ability of the constructed CNN model was tested using the hold-out method for the 20 cases: 19 showed more than 70% accuracy, of which 15 showed more than 80%.
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