Abstract

Recently, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled technologies have been widely employed for complex industrial applications. AI technologies can be utilized to improve efficiency and reduce human labor in industrial applications. At the same time, fault diagnosis (FD) and detection in rotating machinery (RM) becomes a hot research field to assure safety and product quality. Numerous studies based on statistical, machine learning (ML), and mathematical models have been available in the literature for automated fault diagnosis. From this perspective, this study presents a novel sandpiper optimization with an artificial-intelligence-enabled fault diagnosis (SPOAI-FD) technique for intelligent industrial applications. The aim is to detect the existence of faults in machineries. The proposed model involves the design of a continuous wavelet transform (CWT)-based pre-processing approach, which transforms the raw vibration signal into a useful format. In addition, a bidirectional long short-term memory (BLSTM) model is applied as a classifier, and the Faster SqueezeNet model is applied as a feature extractor. In order to modify the hyperparameter values of the BLSTM model, the sandpiper optimization algorithm (SPOA) can be utilized, showing the novelty of the work. A wide range of simulation analyses were conducted on benchmark datasets, and the results highlighted the supremacy of the SPOAI-FD algorithm over recent approaches.

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