Passive Sensing of Sensorized Composite Panels: Support Vector Machine

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Strain readings recorded by surface mounted piezoelectric sensors due to impact events on composite panel are used to detect and characterize the impact. Sensor signals on a composite stiffened panels have been simulated by a valid numerical model. Applicability of least square support vector machines (LSSVM) on creating a meta-model to detect and characterize impact event has been investigated. In particular, the main advantage of LSSVM over other meta-modeling technique was found to be the smaller number of training data that is required. Experimental results on a composite panel has been used to validate the findings.

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