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Machine learning for detecting structural changes from dynamic monitoring using the probabilistic learning on manifolds
Christian Soize, André Orcesi

Machine learning for detecting structural changes from dynamic monitoring using the probabilistic learning on manifolds

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Science & Mathematics Published 2021 Verification Pending

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This paper presents a machine learning approach for detecting structural stiffness changes of civil engineering structures considered as dynamical systems, using only an experimental database constituted of a small number of records related to the experimental first eigenfre-quency of the structure and a set of measured temperatures. Since the number of records in the experimental database is assumed to be small, the "small data" case must be is considered and consequently, the most classical methods of machine learning, which require "big data", cannot be used. The method of the probabilistic learning on manifolds recently introduced for analyzing small data is thus used. The validation of this method is performed on a box-girder bridge for which its dynamic monitoring has generated an experimental database. The proposed approach can be used for other similar problems.

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Document Title Machine learning for detecting structural changes from dynamic monitoring using the probabilistic learning on manifolds
Author / Organization Christian Soize, André Orcesi
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2021
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-194629
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