Use of deep learning techniques to classify acoustic emission data from knee joints

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Abstract

We report here on the application of deep learning techniques to distinguish acoustic emission signals from human knees, recorded on 30 volunteers divided into three age groups 18-34, 35-49 and 50+. The deep learning model developed and applied to this data was able to correctly identify samples from each category with success rates of up to 89.5% in some cases, an outcome that is much higher than would be expected from random selection.

Conference

ConferenceSensors and their applications 2024 : 20th Sensors & their Applications Conference co-located with 5th International Conference of Fibre Optic and Photonic Sensors for Industrial and Safety Applications (OFSIS)
Period11/08/2414/08/24

Bibliographical note

Organising Body: Institute of Measurement Control

Keywords

  • Mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing engineering

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