SHM data compression and reconstruction based on IGWO-OMP algorithm

Longguan Zhang

doi:10.1016/j.engstruct.2024.118340

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SHM data compression and reconstruction based on IGWO-OMP algorithm

2024-09-01

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DOI：10.1016/j.engstruct.2024.118340

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The long-term operating structural health monitoring (SHM) system generates massive monitoring data, whose transmission and storage are challenging tasks. To address this issue, this study proposed an improved grey wolf optimizer-orthogonal matching pursuit (IGWO-OMP) algorithm for SHM data compression and reconstruction. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was validated using four SHM datasets including ultrasonic guided wave (UGW), acceleration, and audio signals. Firstly, the optimization results of IGWO were compared with those of other classical algorithms to verify its superiority in reconstruction accuracy. Secondly, the reconstruction accuracy under various compression factors was investigated and the optimal compression factor was determined. Finally, the relationship between reconstruction accuracy and signal sparsity as well as the performance of IGWO-OMP in dealing with noise-containing signals were discussed. The results demonstrate the generalizability and excellent noise robustness of IGWO-OMP in SHM data compression and reconstruction. Compared with other optimization algorithms, IGWO exhibits the best global optimal solution searching ability and obtains the reconstructed signal closest to the original one. Comprehensively considering the compressed signal length, reconstruction accuracy and computational efficiency, the optimal compression factor is suggested to be 0.2. In IGWO-OMP, the signal reconstruction accuracy is related to its sparsity, the variation of the CCD index for the reconstructed signal with relative sparsity follows an exponential growth relationship.

Keywords:

Structural health monitoring

Compressive sensing

Signal reconstruction

Improved grey wolf optimizer

Orthogonal matching pursuit