Exploring the essence of compound fault diagnosis: A novel multi-label domain adaptation method and its application
Liuxing Chu1, Qi Li1, Bingru Yang1
1School of Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Soochow University, Suzhou, 215000, China.
Abstract:
Compound fault diagnosis in essence is a fundamental but difficult problem to be solved. The separation and extraction of compound fault features remain great challenges in industrial applications due to the lack of labeled fault data. This paper proposes a novel multi-label domain adaptation method applicable to compound fault diagnosis of bearings. Firstly, multi-layer domain adaptation is designed based on a fault feature extractor with customized residual blocks. In that way, features from discrepant domain can be transformed into domain-invariant features. Furthermore, a multi-label classifier is applied to decompose compound fault features into corresponding single fault feature, and diagnoses them separately. The application on bearing datasets demonstrates that the proposed method could enhance the detachable degree of compound faults and achieve greater diagnostic performance than other existing methods.
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