Abstract
Class labels are usually utilized as constraint information of class relationships between two samples, and diagnostic accuracy of rotating machinery faults can be improved with the assistance of class-relationship constraints. However, it is difficult to fully embed the discriminative information of class labels into fault features via the indirect use of labels in fault diagnosis, which limits further improvement in diagnostic accuracy. To solve the issue, we propose a multi-view rotating machinery fault diagnosis method called cross-view label-unified correlation space learning. In the method, we reconstruct feature attributes of the class labels as a view data, and the label view data possess essential discriminative information. By one label view and multiple fault views, we construct a cross-view label-unified correlation space optimization model, and the model maximizes the correlation between the label view and the other fault views, which can effectively embed the discriminative information of the label view into the other fault views in learned cross-view label-unified correlation space. Besides, we further derive the analytical solutions of the model in theory, and then the fault features with strong discriminative power can be directly obtained by space projection. Extensive experiment results on the Paderborn bearing dataset, the Case Western Reserve University bearing dataset, and our experimental platform show the effectiveness of our method.
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