Improved Deep Convolutional Neural Network with Applications to Bearing Fault Diagnosis Under Variable Conditions[J]. 2021, 55(6): 1-8.
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Improved Deep Convolutional Neural Network with Applications to Bearing Fault Diagnosis Under Variable Conditions[J]. 2021, 55(6): 1-8.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202106001.
Improved Deep Convolutional Neural Network with Applications to Bearing Fault Diagnosis Under Variable Conditions
The commonly used max pooling only takes the maximum value of neuron activity in the region to bring about loss of a large amount of information
and the average pooling assigns the same weight to the neuron activity values to weaken important features. A novel strategy for down sampling with small-scale convolution kernels is proposed. This strategy replaces the traditional pooling layers with small-scale convolution layers
where the stride of convolution kernels is 2 and the activation function is chosen as Rectified Linear Unit(ReLU)
thus the size of the output image only gets half of the input to achieve down sampling and the small-scale kernels can automatically adjust the weight to select effective features during training. Compared with max pooling
the ratio of active neuron and the diversity of neuron activity values are more effectively heightened. The improved deep convolution neural network(DCNN)with the proposed strategy
depth wise separable convolution and global average pooling is tested and compared on a variable-speed and multi-rolling bearings dataset. The results show that the improved DCNN recognition accuracy rate reaches 98.4%
higher than the other competing networks. Meanwhile
the stability of network is greatly enhanced and training time is shortened by 40%. The proposed strategy for down sampling with small-scale convolution kernels may provide a reference to construction of DCNN and fault diagnosis of rolling bearings under variable conditions.
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