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Operational structural damage identification using de-noised modal feature in machine learning
artificial-intelligence-and-roboticscivil-engineeringcomputer-sciencesmachine-learningmechanical-engineeringsignal-processingvibration
Structural damage can severely affect the safety and functionality of the structure and lead to economic loss. Vibration-based structural damage detection has raised continuous interest over the decades, as a non-destructive way to provide warnings and predict certain faults at early stages. Compare
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