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A novel joint sparse regularization model to structural damage identification by the generalized fused lasso penalty
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8775-423X
The sparse regularization (SReg) model is widely used for structural damage identification by employing the sparsity peculiarity of the structural damage. The conventional SReg model often separately conducts damage identification on each measurement, while ignores the utilization of the similarity information among different measurements. In this paper, we propose a novel joint sparse regularization model for structural damage identification. In detail, combined with the sparsity of the structural damage by the conventional SReg model, our model employs the similarity of different measurements to further improve the damage identification performance, which is realized by the generalized fused lasso penalty. Numerical simulations on the six-bay planar truss structure and experimental studies on the cantilever beam structure illustrate that the damage identification accuracy of our model is promoted 3.59% and 20.75% than the conventional SReg one, respectively.
A novel joint sparse regularization model to structural damage identification by the generalized fused lasso penalty
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8775-423X
The sparse regularization (SReg) model is widely used for structural damage identification by employing the sparsity peculiarity of the structural damage. The conventional SReg model often separately conducts damage identification on each measurement, while ignores the utilization of the similarity information among different measurements. In this paper, we propose a novel joint sparse regularization model for structural damage identification. In detail, combined with the sparsity of the structural damage by the conventional SReg model, our model employs the similarity of different measurements to further improve the damage identification performance, which is realized by the generalized fused lasso penalty. Numerical simulations on the six-bay planar truss structure and experimental studies on the cantilever beam structure illustrate that the damage identification accuracy of our model is promoted 3.59% and 20.75% than the conventional SReg one, respectively.
A novel joint sparse regularization model to structural damage identification by the generalized fused lasso penalty
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8775-423X
The sparse regularization (SReg) model is widely used for structural damage identification by employing the sparsity peculiarity of the structural damage. The conventional SReg model often separately conducts damage identification on each measurement, while ignores the utilization of the similarity information among different measurements. In this paper, we propose a novel joint sparse regularization model for structural damage identification. In detail, combined with the sparsity of the structural damage by the conventional SReg model, our model employs the similarity of different measurements to further improve the damage identification performance, which is realized by the generalized fused lasso penalty. Numerical simulations on the six-bay planar truss structure and experimental studies on the cantilever beam structure illustrate that the damage identification accuracy of our model is promoted 3.59% and 20.75% than the conventional SReg one, respectively.
A novel joint sparse regularization model to structural damage identification by the generalized fused lasso penalty
Li, Rongpeng (author) / Wang, Fengdan (author) / Deng, Qingtian (author) / Xiao, Yuzhu (author) / Li, Xinbo (author) / Li, Haiyang (author) / Song, Xueli (author)
Advances in Structural Engineering ; 25 ; 1959-1971
2022-07-01
13 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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