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An Adaptive Self-detection and Self-classification Approach Using Matrix Eigenvector Trajectory

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Motivated by the rapid development of the next generation artificial intelligence, we propose a novel adaptive self-detection and self-classification algorithm using matrix eigenvector trajectory in the paper. This algorithm’s mathematical inferences are also described and proved theoretically. The proposed algorithm is used in a multi-class bearing faults classification problem to validate its effectiveness. Results show that in an online data processing scenario, it can automatically adapt to new data patterns so that self-detection and self-classification can be realized by monitoring the eigenvector evolution trajectory. By comparing with other machine learning algorithms, we have validated that the proposed algorithm does not require explicit training, its required data processing time dropped more than 78% and achieved the same classification accuracy on new testing data.

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Jiang, C., Chen, L. (2023). An Adaptive Self-detection and Self-classification Approach Using Matrix Eigenvector Trajectory. In: Tang, L.C., Wang, H. (eds) Big Data Management and Analysis for Cyber Physical Systems. BDET 2022. Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies, vol 150. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17548-0_12

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