Multi-Class Electrical and Mechanical Fault Classification Using Random Convolutional Kernels

📅 2026-08-19
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本文使用改进的SelF-Rocket方法对机电故障进行多分类诊断,通过在两个公开数据集上的实验,展示了其在准确性和计算效率上的优越性。
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Diagnosing faults in rotating machinery is essential for ensuring the reliability of industrial processes. Random convolutional kernel-based Time Series Classification (TSC) methods, such as ROCKET and its variants, provide an attractive trade-off between predictive performance and computational efficiency. In this work, we evaluate SelF-Rocket for the multi-class diagnosis of both mechanical and electrical faults and introduce, as a new contribution, a multivariate extension of the original method. The proposed approach is compared with leading ROCKET-based methods on two public benchmark datasets, MaFaulDa (mechanical faults) and ITSC-UDG (stator inter-turn short circuits), under both univariate and multivariate settings. Experimental results show that SelF-Rocket achieves the best overall accuracy-latency trade-off among the evaluated methods, obtaining the highest classification performance on MaFaulDa while remaining highly competitive on the more challenging ITSC-UDG dataset.
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Multi-Class Fault Classification
Rotating Machinery
Time Series Classification
Reliability
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SelF-Rocket
multivariate extension
multi-class fault diagnosis
accuracy-latency trade-off
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