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Recognition classification based on Hu moment invariants and imperial competitive algorithm for axis trajectory of magnetic bearing-rotor system

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In the magnetic-suspension bearing-rotor system, the shape features of the rotor axis trajectory can directly reflect the system operation status and fault information. Accurately classifying the bearing faults can promptly… Click to show full abstract

In the magnetic-suspension bearing-rotor system, the shape features of the rotor axis trajectory can directly reflect the system operation status and fault information. Accurately classifying the bearing faults can promptly find the cause of the fault and respond quickly and protect it. In this paper, in order to achieve fault identification by identifying and classifying the rotor axis trajectory, we use Hu moment invariants to extract feature vectors from the rotor axis trajectory to identify faults. We use imperial competitive algorithm to reduce redundant data and establish a directed acyclic graph support vector machine to classify and identify feature data. Compared with traditional classification models such as C4.5 and BP neural networks, the experimental results show that the support vector machine model based on Hu moment invariants and simulated annealing has a higher accuracy and robustness in small sample classification. It is suitable for intelligent identification and classification for bearing faults.

Keywords: trajectory; axis trajectory; classification; rotor; moment invariants; bearing

Journal Title: Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
Year Published: 2019

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