"Tekhnichna Diahnostyka ta Neruinivnyi Kontrol" (Technical Diagnostics and Non-Destructive Testing) #1, 2025, pp. 16-21
Development of an algorithmical method for identification of the state vector of a sensitive element
O.M. Bezvesilna, T.O. Tolochko
National Technical University of Ukraine «Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute». 37 Beresteysky Ave., 03056, Kyiv, Ukraine.
E-mail: prilad168t@gmail.com; asnk@kpi.ua
Today, the use of algorithmic methods for increasing the accuracy of gravimetric and navigation systems is extremely promising
and relevant. This requires the creation of highly accurate and effective algorithmic methods for processing the output signal
of linear acceleration meters. The use of an artificial neural network is proposed to increase the accuracy of measurements in
non-stationary and adverse conditions, which is accompanied by the appearance of a number of interferences that are added to
the output signal of the sensitive element of these meters. All these features were taken into account when developing algorithms
for identifying the state of linear acceleration meters with increased metrological characteristics. The development of an algorithmic
method for identifying the state vector of the sensitive element of linear acceleration meter ensures an increase in the
accuracy of such meters in adverse and non-stationary measurement conditions. The solution of the identification problem based
on the Kalman filter in real time is obtained. This allows to estimate the state vector of the sensitive element in the presence of
deterministic and random interference. The implementation of the identification algorithm based on an artificial neural network
is also proposed. The adaptation and optimal tuning of the algorithm parameters are performed in the process of adaptation
and training of this network. To estimate the state vector of the sensitive element, a scheme consisting of delay lines and three
adaptive linear neurons has been developed. The result is a reduction in the additional measurement error caused by complex
and non-stationary measurement conditions. 12 Ref., 1 Fig.
Keywords: algorithmical methods, identification, state vector, artificial neural network, Kalman filter
Received: 26.11.2024
Received in revised form: 24.12.2024
Accepted: 10.03.2025
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