Study on the Fault Diagnosis of Turbine Based on Support Vector Machine

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The paper presented the improved “one to many” classification algorithm in the basis of analyzing the shortcoming of the two traditional multi-classification algorithm, and established multi-fault classifier based on SVM to class the turbine typical faults. The results shows that the classifier may get satisfied effect.

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