Mathematical Problems in Engineering / 2014 / Article / Tab 5 / Research Article
Complete Inverse Method Using Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm for Structural Parameters and Excitation Identification from Output Only Measurements Table 5 (a) Identified results for single hammer hit on the top floor (computation points = 60). (b) Identified results for single hammer hit on the top floor (computational points = 100). (c) Identified results for single hammer hit on the top floor (computation points = 300). (d) Identified results for single hammer hit on the top floor (computation points = 100 with different initial values for parameters).
(a) Computation response segments Identification results
and identification errors
Error
Error
Error 10.0~10.2 s 5.6027 − 0.605.5243 − 1.995.6330 − 0.0610.4~10.6 s 5.5882 − 0.865.5804 − 1.005.6430 0.12 10.8~11.0 s 5.5042 − 2.355.7150 1.39 5.6406 0.07 11.2~11.4 s 5.6356 − 0.025.4636 − 3.075.6258 − 0.1911.6~11.8 s 5.4920 − 2.565.6482 0.21 5.6706 0.60 12.0~12.2 s 5.5471 − 1.595.6079 − 0.515.6128 − 0.4212.4~12.6 s 5.6005 − 0.645.5197 − 2.075.6233 − 0.2312.8~13.0 s 5.4536 − 3.255.6930 1.00 5.5977 − 0.6913.2~13.4 s 5.5688 − 1.205.6138 − 0.405.6182 − 0.3213.6~14.0 s 5.6279 − 0.155.4499 − 3.315.5719 − 1.15Average value 5.5621 −1.32 5.5816 −0.97 5.6237 −0.23
(b) Computation response segments Identification results
and identification errors
Error
Error
Error 10.0~10.33 s 5.5985 − 0.67 5.6083 − 0.50 5.6364 0.00 10.2~10.53 s 5.5308 − 1.88 5.5969 − 0.70 5.6462 0.17 10.4~10.73 s 5.5931 − 0.77 5.5587 − 1.38 5.6623 0.46 10.6~10.93 s 5.5365 − 1.77 5.6322 − 0.08 5.6652 0.51 10.8~11.13 s 5.5277 − 1.93 5.6426 0.11 5.6669 0.54 11.0~11.33 s 5.5702 − 1.18 5.5808 − 0.99 5.6591 0.40 11.2~11.53 s 5.5274 − 1.94 5.5934 − 0.76 5.6655 0.51 11.4~11.73 s 5.5155 − 2.15 5.6174 − 0.34 5.6615 0.44 11.6~11.93 s 5.5655 − 1.26 5.5664 − 1.24 5.6284 − 0.14 11.8~12.13 s 5.5815 − 0.98 5.5713 − 1.16 5.5944 − 0.75 Average value 5.5547 −1.45 5.5968 −0.70 5.6486 0.21
(c) Computation response segments Identification results
and identification errors
Error
Error
Error 10.0~11.0 s 5.5588 − 1.385.6011 − 0.635.6436 0.13 10.4~11.4 s 5.5589 − 1.385.6011 − 0.635.6436 0.13 10.8~11.8 s 5.5202 − 2.065.626 − 0.195.6538 0.31 11.2~12.2 s 5.546 − 1.615.5637 − 1.295.6396 0.05 11.6~12.6 s 5.5457 − 1.615.5805 − 0.995.6326 − 0.0712.0~13.0 s 5.5195 − 2.085.6151 − 0.385.6089 − 0.4912.4~13.4 s 5.5409 − 1.705.5773 − 1.055.5951 − 0.7312.8~13.8 s 5.5409 − 1.705.5773 − 1.055.5951 − 0.7313.2~14.2 s 5.5392 − 1.735.5713 − 1.165.5805 − 0.9913.6~14.6 s 5.5578 − 1.405.5061 − 2.315.5519 − 1.50Average value 5.5428 −1.66 5.5820 −0.97 5.6145 −0.39
(d) Computation response segments Identification results
and identification errors
Error
Error
Error 10.0~10.33 s 5.5985 − 0.67 5.6083 − 0.50 5.6364 0.00 12.0~12.33 s 5.5665 − 1.24 5.5997 − 0.65 5.5795 − 1.0114.0~14.33 s 5.5667 − 1.24 5.5997 − 0.65 5.5795 − 1.01 16.0~16.33 s 5.5005 − 2.41 5.5325 − 1.85 5.5381 − 1.75 18.0~18.33 s 5.5362 − 1.78 5.5068 − 2.30 5.4753 − 2.86 20.0~20.33 s 5.5362 − 1.78 5.5068 − 2.30 5.4752 − 2.86 22.0~22.33 s 5.3287 − 5.46 5.2234 − 7.33 5.0971 − 9.57 24.0~24.33 s 5.1685 − 8.30 5.0521 − 10.37 4.8238 − 14.42 26.0~26.33 s 5.0674 − 10.10 4.9758 − 11.72 4.6406 − 17.67 28.0~28.33 s 4.8131 − 14.61 4.8464 − 14.02 4.0776 − 27.66