Application of Differential Evolution Wavelet Neural Networks for State Recognition of Tool Wear

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Tool wear monitor is one of the critical issue in industry, accurate prediction of tool life can guarantee surface quality, the new method of tool wear stated recognition was proposed with application of wavelet neural networks (WNN). An application of differential evolution (DE) algorithm was introduced to training artificial neural networks. The three layer wavelet neural network was constructed and optimized with differential evolution algorithm. Cutting force and cutting noise was monitored and the signal was processed as training samples for wavelet neural networks. Simulation with BPNN, WNN and DEWNN to show the new method can avoid normal neural networks with convergence quality and enhance learning speed, also the diagnosis precision and efficiency was improved.

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