Modified Frequency and Spatial Domain Decomposition Method Based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation
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Hızal, Çağlayan
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In this study, a Modified Frequency and Spatial Domain Decomposition (MFSDD) technique is developed for modal parameter identification, using output-only response measurements. According to the presented procedure, the most probable power spectral density matrix of the measured response (output PSD) is updated by a maximum likelihood estimation based on the observed data. Different from the available Frequency Domain Decomposition (FDD) techniques, a prediction error term which is associated with the measurement noise and modelling errors is included in the proposed methodology. In this context, a detailed discussion is provided from various aspects for the effect of measurement noise and modelling errors on the parameter estimation quality. Two numerical and two experimental analysis are conducted in order to demonstrate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed methodology under some extreme effects. The obtained results indicate that the proposed method shows very good performance in modal parameter estimation in case of noisy measurements.
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Operational modal analysis, Modal identification, Measurement noise, Modelling error, Mode shape estimation, Frequency domain decomposition, Maximum likelihood estimation
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0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, 02 engineering and technology, 0201 civil engineering
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