Using Neural Networks by Modelling Semi-Active Shock Absorber

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2207.09141v1
• Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2022 09:21:21 GMT
• Title: Using Neural Networks by Modelling Semi-Active Shock Absorber
• Authors: Moritz Zink, Martin Schiele, Valentin Ivanov
• Abstract summary: A permanently increasing number of on-board automotive control systems requires new approaches to their digital mapping. Various methods applying neural networks (NN) can be good candidates for relevant digital twin (DT) tools in automotive control system design. The paper presents an approach, which demonstrates how the regression tasks can be efficiently handled by the modeling of a semi-active shock absorber.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: A permanently increasing number of on-board automotive control systems requires new approaches to their digital mapping that improves functionality in terms of adaptability and robustness as well as enables their easier on-line software update. As it can be concluded from many recent studies, various methods applying neural networks (NN) can be good candidates for relevant digital twin (DT) tools in automotive control system design, for example, for controller parameterization and condition monitoring. However, the NN-based DT has strong requirements to an adequate amount of data to be used in training and design. In this regard, the paper presents an approach, which demonstrates how the regression tasks can be efficiently handled by the modeling of a semi-active shock absorber within the DT framework. The approach is based on the adaptation of time series augmentation techniques to the stationary data that increases the variance of the latter. Such a solution gives a background to elaborate further data engineering methods for the data preparation of sophisticated databases.

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