An Improved MobileNet Network with Wavelet Energy and Global Average Pooling for Rotating Machinery Fault Diagnosis.

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In recent years, neural networks have shown good performance in terms of accuracy and efficiency. However, along with the continuous improvement in diagnostic accuracy, the number of parameters in the network is increasing and the models can often only be run in servers with high computing power. Embedded devices are widely used in on-site monitoring and fault diagnosis. However, due to the limitation of hardware resources, it is difficult to effectively deploy complex models trained by deep learning, which limits the application of deep learning methods in engineering practice. To address this problem, this article carries out research on network lightweight and performance optimization based on the MobileNet network. The network structure is modified to make it directly suitable for one-dimensional signal processing. The wavelet convolution is introduced into the convolution structure to enhance the feature extraction ability and robustness of the model. The excessive number of network parameters is a challenge for the deployment of networks and also for the running performance problems. This article analyzes the influence of the full connection layer size on the total network. A network parameter reduction method is proposed based on GAP to reduce the network parameters. Experiments on gears and bearings show that the proposed method can achieve more than 97% classification accuracy under the strong noise interference of -6 dB, showing good anti-noise performance. In terms of performance, the network proposed in this article has only one-tenth of the number of parameters and one-third of the running time of standard networks. The method proposed in this article provides a good reference for the deployment of deep learning intelligent diagnosis methods in embedded node systems.