Junfeng Ge , Longteng Li , Yabo Zhang , Kang Gui , Lin Ye
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Ice type identification during dynamic icing process based on ultrasonic pulse echo technique
In order to improve the accuracy of ultrasonic pulse echo technology for ice type identification, a real-time ice-measurement method based on Dynamic Wavelet Fingerprint (DWFP) and machine learning is proposed. Through theoretical analysis, the influence of factors such as porosity and pore equivalent diameters on the echo peak and other features is revealed. From the echo signals of 722 icing cases, the time-frequency features of multiple ice-type echoes are extracted based on DWFP and principal component analysis (PCA). By training the machine learning model, the Gradient Boosting Decision Tree classifier with an accuracy of 93.1 % for ice type recognition is obtained. For the echo overlapping situation in the experiment, combined with the echo separation model based on a convolutional neural network, the ice type recognition during the full cycle of the icing dynamic process is finally realized with an accuracy of 87.8 %.
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