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一种灵敏的频谱力辅助贝叶斯在线异常推断方法,用于轴承初始降解的动态检测

Renhe Yao1, Hongkai Jiang1, Yunpeng Liu1

  • 1School of Civil Aviation, Northwestern Polytechnical University, 710072 Xi'an, China.

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|February 22, 2024
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概括

这项研究引入了一种用于早期检测滚动轴承退化的新方法. 循环稳定性敏感频谱模糊力辅助贝叶斯在线异常推断 (CSFE-BOAI) 框架有效地识别初始故障,最大限度地减少虚假报警.

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贝叶斯在线异常推论贝叶斯在线异常推论旋风站度敏感的频谱.模糊的是什么?模糊的是什么?开始的降解动态检测初始降解动态检测滚动轴承是一个滚动轴承.

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