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Enhancing acceleration data cleaning through time-frequency feature integration using deep learning
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DOI：10.1016/j.istruc.2024.107048.png)
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In recent years, the safety issues of bridge has garnered significant attention from various sectors of society. Bridge structural health monitoring (SHM) systems have emerged as essential tools for real-time monitoring and assessing the operational safety of bridges. Despite the substantial implementation and operation of monitoring systems, challenges have arisen from abnormal data caused by equipment malfunctions, power outages, and environmental interference. These anomalies are challenging to manually remove within the vast dataset. To address the challenge of automated detection and classification of anomalies, this paper focuses on acceleration data and proposes a data cleaning method that integrates time-frequency features and one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1D CNN). The method utilizes extreme value envelopes and wavelet scattering transforms to extract time-frequency features from acceleration data, thereby achieving data dimensionality reduction and feature extraction goals. Subsequently, these features are employed to train and test a 1D CNN. The proposed method's validation is conducted using acceleration monitoring data obtained from a large-span arch bridge. Through extensive testing, the model demonstrates a classification accuracy exceeding 98% on both the test set and unseen data, showcasing high classification precision and generalization capabilities. This approach provides an effective solution for automated data cleaning and anomaly identification within the context of bridge health monitoring systems.
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Structural health monitoring
Data cleaning
Wavelet scattering transform
One-dimensional convolutional neural network
Large span arch bridge
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