Denoising of Blasting Vibration Signals Based on CEEMDAN- ICA Algorithm

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This study introduces a CEEMDAN-ICA algorithm for denoising blasting vibration signals by decomposing them into IMFs, estimating ICA components, and reconstructing the signal based on arrangement entropy.

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This paper studied how to denoise blasting vibration signals that become noisy due to on-site construction conditions, equipment, and instruments. Using a CEEMDAN-based approach, the signal is decomposed to obtain IMF components across frequency bands, then estimated with ICA to produce ICA components; arrangement entropy of these components is used to reconstruct a noise-free signal. Simulations compared the proposed CEEMDAN-ICA method with traditional algorithms, reporting that it more accurately denoises the original signal while retaining effective signal information, though the work is presented as simulation-based feasibility evaluation rather than extensive real-world validation. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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AbstractMonitoring of blasting vibration signals can make the collected blasting signals noisy due to various factors such as on-site actual construction conditions, equipment, and instruments. Thus, the acquired signals should be preprocessed before analyzing the blasting vibration signals. The current study proposes a blasting vibration denoising method based on CEEMDAN-ICA to alleviate the noise component in the blasting signals effectively. The collected signal is first decomposed through the CEMMDAN algorithm to extract the IMF components of different frequency bands. Next, the collected signal is estimated using the ICA algorithm to attain corresponding ICA components. Finally, the arrangement entropy of the ICA components is calculated for signal reconstruction to attain a noise-free blasting vibration signal. Simulations are performed to evaluate the feasibility of the presented algorithm and compare its efficiency with the traditional algorithms. The results demonstrate that this algorithm has specific advantages over other algorithms, which can more accurately denoise the original signal and retain the effective signals, providing a new denoising method for subsequent signal analysis.
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Thus, the acquired signals should be preprocessed before analyzing the blasting vibration signals. The current study proposes a blasting vibration denoising method based on CEEMDAN-ICA to alleviate the noise component in the blasting signals effectively. The collected signal is first decomposed through the CEMMDAN algorithm to extract the IMF components of different frequency bands. Next, the collected signal is estimated using the ICA algorithm to attain corresponding ICA components. Finally, the arrangement entropy of the ICA components is calculated for signal reconstruction to attain a noise-free blasting vibration signal. Simulations are performed to evaluate the feasibility of the presented algorithm and compare its efficiency with the traditional algorithms. The results demonstrate that this algorithm has specific advantages over other algorithms, which can more accurately denoise the original signal and retain the effective signals, providing a new denoising method for subsequent signal analysis. Physical sciences/Engineering/Civil engineering Physical sciences/Physics/Techniques and instrumentation Blasting vibration signal Signal processing CEEMDAN-ICA Noise analysis Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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