Yin et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Model selection for dynamic reduction-based structural health monitoring following the Bayesian evidence approachYin et al., 2019
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- Yin T
- Zhu H
- Fu S
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- Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
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There usually exist multitudinous finite element (FE) models with varying level of complexity which can be developed from the engineering judgment for the purpose of structural system identification and health monitoring. By following the theory of Bayesian evidence statistic …
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