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Mutual information based anomaly detection of monitoring data with attention mechanism and residual learning

Lei et al., 2023

Document ID
12909280815113093712
Author
Lei X
Xia Y
Wang A
Jian X
Zhong H
Sun L
Publication year
Publication venue
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing

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Due to the damage of sensors or transmission equipment, abnormal monitoring data inevitably exists in the measured raw data, and it significantly impacts the condition assessment of measured structures. Detecting abnormal monitoring data is generally difficult …
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