Abstract

In actual industrial production, labeled sample data of a ball mill is difficult to obtain under variable working conditions. Aiming to realize the soft measurement of ball mill load under variable working conditions, a joint discriminative high-order moment alignment network (JDMAN) is proposed, based on the deep transfer learning in this paper. With this method, discriminative features were learned through jointly training labeled samples belonging to the source domain and unlabeled samples belonging to the target domain. Simultaneously, the features learned by a deep convolution network were aligned and clustered through central moment discrepancy and center loss to accomplish transfer. The comparison with other transfer methods indicates that the proposed JDMAN can effectively promote the accuracy of soft measurement under variable working conditions.

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