Tj. Ko et Dw. Cho, CUTTING STATE MONITORING IN MILLING BY A NEURAL-NETWORK, International journal of machine tools & manufacture, 34(5), 1994, pp. 659-676
The application of a neural network to cutting state monitoring in fac
e milling was introduced and evaluated on multiple sensor data such as
cutting forces and vibrations. This monitoring system consists of a s
tatistically based adaptive preprocessor (autoregressive (AR) time ser
ies modeling) for generating features from each sensor, followed by a
highly parallel neural network for associating the preprocessor output
s (sensor fusion) with the appropriate decisions. AR model parameters
were used as features, and the cutting states (normal, unstable and to
ol life end) were successfully detected by monitoring the evolution of
model parameters during face milling. The proposed system offers fast
operation through recursive preprocessing and highly parallel associa
tion, and a data-driven training scheme without explicit rules or a pr
iori statistics. It appears proven on limited experimental data.