Abrasive tool wear prediction based on an improved hybrid difference grey wolf algorithm for optimizing SVM
•A new SVM optimization method based on improved HDGWO algorithm is proposed.•Nonlinear decreasing convergence factor and dynamic scaling factor improved IHDGWO.•The benchmark functions verify the advantages of IHDGWO in solution accuracy and speed.•Compared with SVM, DE-SVM & GWO-SVM, IHDGWO-SV...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Measurement : journal of the International Measurement Confederation 2022-01, Vol.187, p.110247, Article 110247 |
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Zusammenfassung: | •A new SVM optimization method based on improved HDGWO algorithm is proposed.•Nonlinear decreasing convergence factor and dynamic scaling factor improved IHDGWO.•The benchmark functions verify the advantages of IHDGWO in solution accuracy and speed.•Compared with SVM, DE-SVM & GWO-SVM, IHDGWO-SVM has the first prediction accuracy.
In the era of intelligent manufacturing, it is necessary to monitor the wear condition of abrasive tools in real time to prevent the deterioration of workpiece quality due to tool breakage and wear. A wear prediction model of abrasive tools based on an improved hybrid differential grey wolf optimization algorithm for optimizing support vector machine (IHDGWO-SVM) is proposed based on the grinding of zirconia ceramic holes by sintered diamond grind bits. The features of the force and vibration signals were extracted by time domain, frequency domain and wavelet analysis. The wear experimental results showed that the prediction accuracy of the IHDGWO-SVM model was 92%, which was significantly higher than the prediction accuracy of 68%, 80% and 72% of SVM, GWO-SVM and DE-SVM. The new IHDGWO-SVM model provides a theoretical and practical method for the on-line wear monitoring of abrasive tools during grinding of NMBM. |
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ISSN: | 0263-2241 1873-412X |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.measurement.2021.110247 |