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Mojtaba Masoumnezhad, Ali Jamali, Nader Narimanzadeh,
Volume 14, Issue 15 (Third Special Issue 2015)
Abstract
The Unscented Kalman filter (UKF) is the popular approach to estimate the recursive parameter of nonlinear dynamical system corrupted with Gaussian and white noises. Also, it has been applied to train the weights of the multi-layered neural network (MNN) models. The Group method of data handling (GMDH)-type neural network is one of the most widely used neural networks which has high capacity in modeling of the complex data. In many researches, different approaches are used in training of neural networks in terms of associated weights or coefficients, such as singular value decomposition, and genetic algorithms. In this paper, the unscented Kalman filter is used to train the parameters of GMDH-type neural network when the experimental data are deterministic. The effectiveness of GMDH-type neural network with UKF algorithm is demonstrated by the modeling of the using a table of the multi input-single output experimental data. The simulation result shows that the UKF-based GMDH algorithm perform well in modeling of nonlinear systems in comparison with the results of using traditional GMDH-type neural network and is more robust against the model and measurement uncertainty.
Abolfazl Taherkhani, Ali Basti, Nader Narimanzadeh, Ali Jamali,
Volume 16, Issue 12 (2-2017)
Abstract
Single point incremental forming is a new and flexible method for 3D parts production of sheet metal. In this way, a hemispherical tool forms incrementally the sheet being clamped in perimeter. Because of the nature of localized deformation in this process, the formability is higher and forming forces are lower as compared to traditional sheet metal forming process. However, in this method dimensional accuracy is somewhat low due to spring back and bending occurred in boundaries. Recently, the incremental forming process using frictional heat has been developed. In this research, the experimental effect of generated heat by friction stir of the tool on dimensional accuracy in components of AA3105 sheet has been studied at high rotational speeds. By this method, due to friction movements of tool, the temperature of formation area rises while fixing the general temperature of sheet by spraying cooling liquid. Then, the sheet has low strength in contact region with tool while it has high strength in other areas. As a result, the force imposed on the sheet as well as the undesirable plastic deformation will decrease. Also, by decreasing the yielding stress, elastic strain and spring back decreases as well. An increase in formability because of softening of forming area is another contribution of this strategy. This idea has been studied by production of some parts of truncated-pyramid geometry and changing rotational speed from 1000 to 7000 RPM. The results show that at speed higher than 3000 RPM, formability and dimensional accuracy of the parts increase.
Mohammad Tehrani, Nader Narimanzadeh, Mojtaba Masoumnezhad,
Volume 17, Issue 4 (6-2017)
Abstract
The early success in the 1960s of the Kalman filter in aerospace applications led to attempts to apply it to more common industrial applications in the 1970s. However, these attempts quickly made it clear that a serious mismatch existed between the underlying assumptions of Kalman filters and industrial state estimation problems. Accurate system models and statistical nature of the noise processes are not as readily available for industrial problems. In this paper, a novel method of combining two nonlinear unscented Kalman filter and "H" _∞ unscented Kalman filter is presented so that the results are a compromise between in addition of more reliability compared to that of two other filters. One characteristic of this filter is no need to linearize of the nonlinear problems and gives more suitable results than other two filters with non-Gaussian noise. Investigations show, when in a part of estimating the UKF is best and in the other part the UHF, the hybrid filter can give better results with present a compromise estimation. The variance analysis indicated that the filter is robust to statistical noise nature and a proper response can be found by changing its variable. Validation of results is performed by simulation of two nonlinear problems, free falling and inverted pendulum in mechanical engineering.