Journal of Machine and Computing


Hybrid Quantum Convolutional Neural Network for CNC Machine Bearing Fault Detection Using Vibration and Acoustic Signals



Journal of Machine and Computing

Received On : 07 May 2024

Revised On : 11 July 2024

Accepted On : 19 February 2025

Published On : 05 April 2025

Volume 05, Issue 02

Pages : 857-866


Abstract


Flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) rely heavily on CNC machine tools, and the machines' failure can be attributed to bearing failure. Bearing fault detection is critical in avoiding machine downtime and expediting expensive repair work. To enhance the precision of CNC machine bearing failure detection via vibration and sound signals, the present research suggests a Hybrid Quantum Convolutional Neural Network with Skill Optimization Algorithm (QCNN-SOA). For enhanced defect classification, the method integrates a skill optimization technique with quantum convolutional networks. Preprocessing of signals is performed using the SWVO-RKF to eliminate noise and outliers without distorting fault-related patterns. The Inception Convolutional Vision Transformer (ICVT) model is used for feature extraction to capture local and temporal dependencies. Hybrid QCNN is employed to classify features that are extracted. A classical fully connected layer is employed for classification after employing quantum gates for convolution and encoding of the signal. With an error rate of 0.8%, the proposed method achieves 99.2% accuracy, 99.6% recall, 98.7% precision, and 99.1% F1-score.


Keywords


Bearing Fault Detection, Inception Convolutional Vision Transformer, Robust Kalman Filter, Skill Optimization Algorithm, Quantum Convolutional Neural Network.


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Conceptualization: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G, Lakshmanarao A, Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M; Methodology: Swetha G, Lakshmanarao A, Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M; Software: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G and Lakshmanarao A; Data Curation: Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M; Writing- Original Draft Preparation: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G and Lakshmanarao A; Investigation: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G and Lakshmanarao A; Supervision: Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M; Validation: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G and Lakshmanarao A; Writing- Reviewing and Editing: Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G, Lakshmanarao A, Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M; All authors reviewed the results and approved the final version of the manuscript.


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Nallabariki Praveen Kumar, Swetha G, Lakshmanarao A, Gururaj L Kulkarni, Sreenivasulu Gogula and Koti Reddy M, “Hybrid Quantum Convolutional Neural Network for CNC Machine Bearing Fault Detection Using Vibration and Acoustic Signals”, Journal of Machine and Computing, pp. 857-866, April 2025, doi: 10.53759/7669/jmc202505067.


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