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Triple feature extraction method based on multi-scale dispersion entropy and multi-scale permutation entropy in sound-based fault diagnosis

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FRONTIERS IN PHYSICS
Volume 11, Issue -, Pages -

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FRONTIERS MEDIA SA
DOI: 10.3389/fphy.2023.1180595

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rolling bearing signal; triple feature extraction; multi-scale dispersion entropy; multi-scale permutation entropy; fault diagnosis

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Identifying the fault signal of rolling bearings helps to quickly locate the fault and react timely to reduce production losses. This paper proposes a triple feature extraction and classification method based on multi-scale dispersion entropy and multi-scale permutation entropy to accurately identify the fault signal and determine the fault type of the bearing.
Fault of rolling bearing signal is a common problem encountered in the production of life. Identifying the fault signal helps to locate the fault location and type quickly, react to the fault in time, and reduce the losses caused by the failure in production. In order to accurately identify the fault signal, this paper presents a triple feature extraction and classification method based on multi-scale dispersion entropy (MDE) and multi-scale permutation entropy (MPE), extracts the features of the signal of rolling bearing when it is working, and uses the classification algorithm to determine whether there is a fault in the bearing and the type of fault. Scale 2 of MDE is combined with scale 1 and scale 2 of MPE as the three features required for the experiment. As a comparison of recognition results, multi-scale entropy (MSE)is introduced. Ten scales of the three entropy are calculated, and all combinations of three feature extraction are obtained. K nearest neighbor algorithm is used for three feature recognition. The result shows that the combination recognition rate proposed in this paper reaches 96.2%, which is the best among all combinations.

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