Abstract

Traditional method of mathematical modeling, such as statistical theory and artificial neural network, usually gets a non-linear model for complicated system of turbine. Based on the need of modeling for turbine shafting vibration, a new improved arithmetic of support vector regression (svr), which is named as smooth support vector regression (SSVR), is imported and used for time series analysis and prediction. SSVR tries to establish a linear model in high-dimension feature space, so the model built by SSVR is easily to reflect the implicit mechanism of shafting vibration data set. Simulations of sinc series data and actual turbine vibration data indicate that SSVR advances the training capability of standard SVR method, and is very fit for the time series of small sample size. Prediction experiment of turbine shafting vibration shows that the SSVR arithmetic has higher training and predicting precision, and gets better generalization ability in the mean time, which is obviously superior to neural network method.

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