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Smart Structures and Systems Volume 30, Number 6, December 2022 , pages 687-701 DOI: https://doi.org/10.12989/sss.2023.30.6.687 |
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Structural health monitoring response reconstruction based on UAGAN under structural condition variations with few-shot learning |
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Jun Li, Zhengyan He and Gao Fan
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| Abstract | ||
| Inevitable response loss under complex operational conditions significantly affects the integrity and quality of measured data, leading the structural health monitoring (SHM) ineffective. To remedy the impact of data loss, a common way is to transfer the recorded response of available measure point to where the data loss occurred by establishing the response mapping from measured data. However, the current research has yet addressed the structural condition changes afterward and response mapping learning from a small sample. So, this paper proposes a novel data driven structural response reconstruction method based on a sophisticated designed generating adversarial network (UAGAN). Advanced deep learning techniques including U-shaped dense blocks, self-attention and a customized loss function are specialized and embedded in UAGAN to improve the universal and representative features extraction and generalized responses mapping establishment. In numerical validation, UAGAN efficiently and accurately captures the distinguished features of structural response from only 40 training samples of the intact structure. Besides, the established response mapping is universal, which effectively reconstructs responses of the structure suffered up to 10% random stiffness reduction or structural damage. In the experimental validation, UAGAN is trained with ambient response and applied to reconstruct response measured under earthquake. The reconstruction losses of response in the time and frequency domains reached 16% and 17%, that is better than the previous research, demonstrating the leading performance of the sophisticated designed network. In addition, the identified modal parameters from reconstructed and the corresponding true responses are highly consistent indicates that the proposed UAGAN is very potential to be applied to practical civil engineering. | ||
| Key Words | ||
| deep learning; few-shot learning; self-attention; structural health monitoring; structure response reconstruction | ||
| Address | ||
| (1) Zhengyan He, Gao Fan: School of Civil Engineering, Guangzhou University, Guangzhou 510006, China; (2) Jun Li: Centre for Infrastructure Monitoring and Protection, School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Curtin University, Bentley, WA 6102, Australia. | ||