A Fault Detection Strategy for Wheel Flat Scars with Wavelet Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm[J]. 2013, 47(9): 88-91+111.
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A Fault Detection Strategy for Wheel Flat Scars with Wavelet Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm[J]. 2013, 47(9): 88-91+111.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201309015.
A Fault Detection Strategy for Wheel Flat Scars with Wavelet Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm
A novel strategy is proposed to provide a more effective wheel flat scar fault detection algorithm by means of wheel/rail noise. In this strategy
genetic algorithm is combined with a wavelet neural network
and a momentum model is added into the genetic wavelet neural network to avoid the local minimum and to accelerate the learning speed. Before searching the hidden-layer weights of the network
the structure of the network is optimized by genetic algorithm. This strategy requires only two groups of microphone arrays and two speed sensors for real-time measurements. Consequently
the cost is much lower than that of the existing detection methods in China. The proposed strategy has been applied to the real-time detection of train wheel/rail signals at different speeds. Numerical results reveal that the proposed strategy is of the fastest convergence
and its detection accuracy increases at most by 16%
10%
and 3%
respectively
compared with the conventional neural network
wavelet neural network
and genetic algorithm.
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