Predicting structural deterioration of large-scale building clusters using snapshot data: an integrated Markov-LSTM model
Building Research & Information,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 17
Published: March 5, 2025
To
ensure
a
safe
environment
for
occupants,
predicting
long-term
structural
deterioration
of
buildings
is
critical.
However,
existing
models
have
limited
capability
to
predict
with
mathematical
tractability
and
accuracy,
especially
large-scale
building
clusters.
address
this
gap,
study
aims
establish
new
integrated
Markov-LSTM
model,
combining
the
strengths
model-driven
data-driven
methods,
enhanced
prediction.
Specifically,
proposed
two-stage
inhomogeneous
Markov
chain
allows
process
be
tractable
through
derivation
analytical
transition
probabilities.
further
improve
long
short-term
memory
(LSTM)
employed
residuals
calculated
from
Markov-based
predictions
true
values.
The
performance
model
evaluated
two
case
studies,
using
snapshot
data
results
demonstrate
significant
improvements
over
benchmark
models,
reduction
mean
absolute
error
(MAE)
by
an
average
0.1780
(and
0.3292),
squared
(MSE)
0.1421
0.5717),
percentage
(MAPE)
4.7778%
13.2736%)
in
Case
1
2).
This
contributes
research
practice
prediction
providing
both
focusing
on
clusters,
supporting
more
effective
condition-based
maintenance.
Language: Английский
Graph comparison efficient conditional generative adversarial networks for parameter identification of synchronous generators
Expert Systems with Applications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 126449 - 126449
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
An Audio-Based Motor-Fault Diagnosis System with SOM-LSTM
Chia-Sheng Tu,
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Chieh-Kai Chiu,
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Ming‐Tang Tsai
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(18), P. 8229 - 8229
Published: Sept. 12, 2024
This
paper
combines
self-organizing
mapping
(SOM)
and
a
long
short-term
memory
network
(SOM-LSTM)
to
construct
an
audio-based
motor-fault
diagnosis
system
for
identifying
the
operating
states
of
rotary
motor.
first
uses
audio
signal
collector
measure
motor
sound
data,
fast
Fourier
transform
(FFT)
convert
actual
measured
sound–time-domain
into
frequency-domain
signal,
normalizes
calibrates
ensure
consistency
accuracy
signal.
Secondly,
SOM
is
used
further
analyze
characterized
waveforms
in
order
reveal
intrinsic
structure
pattern
data.
The
LSTM
process
secondary
data
generated
via
SOM.
Dimensional
aggregation
prediction
sequence
long-term
dependencies
accurately
identify
different
possible
abnormal
patterns.
also
experimental
design
Taguchi
method
optimize
parameters
SOM-LSTM
increase
execution
efficiency
fault
diagnosis.
Finally,
applied
real-time
monitoring
operation,
work
type
performed,
tests
under
loads
environments
are
attempted
evaluate
its
feasibility.
completion
this
provides
diagnostic
strategy
that
can
be
followed
when
it
comes
faults.
Through
system,
conditions
equipment
detected,
which
help
with
preventive
maintenance,
make
more
efficient
save
lot
time
costs,
improve
industry’s
ability
monitor
operation
information.
Language: Английский