Abstract

A novel rotating machine fault diagnosis method based on multi-scale transfer fuzzy entropy (MTFE) and support vector machine (SVM) is proposed in this paper. Compared with traditional machine learning methods, our proposed method can identify various fault types of rotating machinery with different data distribution by learning the transfer knowledge from different distribution source domains. First, multi-scale fuzzy entropy (MFE) features of all samples are extracted as input. Second, build a transfer learning model to find a projection matrix to map the MFE features of the source and target domains into a common subspace, called MTFE features. In this process, the distribution structure of training data is maintained and the distribution difference between training data and test data is reduced. Finally, the SVM classifier identifies the fault type of the test data. Two cases including gearbox and rolling bearing are used for validation. Experimental results demonstrate that our proposed MTFE method performs best in recognizing various fault types comparing with other six methods.

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