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Variable-step multiscale fuzzy dispersion entropy (VSMFuzDE) enhances signal analysis by incorporating time-scale information. This novel approach improves robustness and classification accuracy for complex signals.

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  • Complexity Analysis

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  • Fuzzy dispersion entropy (FuzDE) integrates fuzzy entropy (FE) and dispersion entropy (DE) for signal analysis.
  • Traditional FuzDE overlooks time-scale information present in signals.
  • Existing multiscale methods can be limited by signal length.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce variable-step multiscale fuzzy dispersion entropy (VSMFuzDE) to capture rich scale information.
  • Overcome limitations of traditional multiscale processing regarding signal length.
  • Enhance signal analysis by considering hidden information across time scales.

Main Methods:

  • Developed VSMFuzDE by integrating variable-step multiscale processing with FuzDE.
  • Applied VSMFuzDE to analyze simulated and real-world signals.
  • Compared VSMFuzDE performance against other entropy metrics.

Main Results:

  • VSMFuzDE demonstrates increased robustness and sensitivity to dynamic changes in chirp signals.
  • Exhibits superior separability for noise signals compared to existing methods.
  • Achieved high classification performance, with recognition rates up to 99.2% for gear signals and 100% for ship-radiated noise.

Conclusions:

  • VSMFuzDE effectively characterizes abundant scale information, overcoming limitations of traditional methods.
  • The proposed VSMFuzDE offers enhanced performance in signal classification tasks.
  • VSMFuzDE provides accurate identification capabilities for diverse signal categories.