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Knowledge Updating for Automated Tool Condition Monitoring in Machining

Abstract

Abstract In this paper, a knowledge updating algorithm for automated tool condition monitoring is developed. The monitoring system uses fuzzy classification in multiple principal component directions of the learning data to provide fast, efficient and reliable means of developing the automated monitoring system for machining. The principles and details of implementation of the Multiple Principal Component (MPC) Fuzzy Neural Network were discussed in a previous paper (Li and Elbestawi, 1994). This paper focuses on the knowledge updating (continuous learning, retraining, or adaptation) of the system from new experimental samples. New learning data are used to tune the classification parameters at the existing neurons and to add new neurons into the network as necessary. Such a system can improve the classification performance by updating new class information. Experiments in turning showed that the success rate of tool condition classification was improved by the retrained system.

Authors

Li S; Elbestawi MA

Pagination

pp. 1063-1071

Publisher

ASME International

Publication Date

November 12, 1995

DOI

10.1115/imece1995-0883

Name of conference

Dynamic Systems and Control: Volume 2 — Haptic Interfaces for Virtual Environment and Teleoperator Systems; Applications of Intelligent Techniques; Sensors and Identification; Automotive and Agricultural Applications of Fluid Power; Adaptive Control Experiments in Emerging Technologies; Micromechanical Systems; Automatic Control Laboratory Experiments for Graduate Engineering Education
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