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Cascade ensemble learning for multi-level reliability evaluation

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Lu-Kai Song
李雪琴 (Xueqin Li) *
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Choy, Yat-Sze
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Zhu, Shun -Peng
DOI:10.1016/j.ast.2024.109101delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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For complex systems involving multiple operating conditions and multiple failure modes, its reliability analysis usually presents the cascade failure correlation between multiple levels (i.e., operating condition level, failure mode level) and the strong coupling analysis between multiple physical fields (i.e., fluid, thermal, structure), leading to the traditional integral or separate reliability modeling methods prone to unacceptable computing efficiency or accuracy. In this study, to improve the computing performance of the multi-level reliability analysis, by fusing the cascade synchronous strategy (CSS) and wavelet neural network-based AdaBoost (WNN-Ada) ensemble learning, a cascade ensemble learning (CEL) method is proposed. The complex composite function approximation (including three composite levels and nine nonlinear sub-functions) and the multi-level reliability evaluation of aeroengine turbine rotor system (including three operating conditions and three failure modes) are served as the numerical and engineering experiments, to evaluate the effectiveness of the present cascade ensemble learning. The comparison investigation in two experiments reveals that the presented approach shows evident advantages in terms of computing accuracy as well as computing efficiency. The current efforts shed light on the development of reliability modeling for complex multi-level systems.
Keywords:
System reliability
Reliability analysis
Multiple failure
Ensemble learning
Neural network

Journal

Aerospace Science and Technology cover
Aerospace Science and Technology
IF:
5.8
Papers:
1.0W
Citations:
3.0W

Organization

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hong kong polytechnic university
Scholars:
3.0W
Papers: 4.1W
Citations: 921
B
Beihang University
Scholars:
5.2W
Papers: 4.1W
Citations: 37