Research Article

Diagnosis of Elevator Faults with LS-SVM Based on Optimization by K-CV

Table 1

Results for identifying elevator faults with a LS-SVM optimized by cross validation.

Faults of tested samplesInput of SVMOutput
Energy characteristicsTime Domain characteristicsNoise extremes (dB)
Peak-to-peak values in direction (m/s2)Peak-to-peak values in direction (m/s2)

Normal state (1)0.0890.1670.1240.1180.0680.8895460.0090.0147.91

Normal state (2)0.0930.1730.1360.1210.0790.7966750.0090.01247.11

Deviation of guide rail (1)0.0440.2420.2760.1710.0264.1394850.1910.02458.12

Deviation of guide rail (2)0.0410.2410.2850.1660.0243.2476730.1780.02559.52

Deviation of shape of guide shoe (1)0.560.2940.0280.0310.0123.1734330.0210.0255.63

Deviation of shape of guide shoe (2)0.5340.2950.0270.0340.0184.2726360.0250.01955.23

Abnormal running of tractor (1)0.5450.2940.0280.0380.0222.3808250.0210.0256.44

Abnormal running of tractor (2)0.5820.2730.0260.0360.023.5679780.0250.01855.94

Error of rope groove of traction sheave (1)0.8140.0310.0220.0220.0243.6774530.0240.02257.15

Error of rope groove of traction sheave (2)0.790.0260.0210.0240.0222.8243310.0230.02256.45

Deviation of guide wheel (1)0.020.2120.110.0660.1053.1876610.1240.153.86

Deviation of guide wheel (2)0.0220.2070.1080.0560.1052.0951070.1150.154.26

Uniformity of tension on wire rope (1)0.120.5250.0280.1180.0222.1092270.020.01955.67

Uniformity of tension on wire rope (2)0.1240.5660.0280.1090.0213.0999550.0230.0255.97